Fabric • Quilt • Forge • NeoForge

Due to copyright issues with mods on Modrinth, all Forge versions (1.7.10, 1.8.9, 1.12.2, 1.19.2, 1.20.1) have been removed for now, but I will soon restore them completely with all the mods!

🤔Why should you download my modpack and not any other?

Because in this modpack I collected only optimization mods and library mods for them, without which they will not work and NOTHING EXTRA!!! Are you already tired of the fact that you want to download a modpack only with mods to increase FPS, but they shove a bunch of unnecessary, useless and interfering mods at you? You can simply download my modpack and copy the mods into ANY LAUNCHER (How to download is explained in the FAQ section). That being said, I tested and found that my modpack has the highest FPS, even more than Fabulously Optimized! At the same time, the impact on graphics is minimal. I searched all over Modrinth and CurseForge for mods and tested the best ones. My modpack is much lighter and contains about 23 mods, compared to Fabulously Optimized, which has 50 mods, but fewer mods to optimize than I do.

Do you play on a potato? Can't run the new versions and end up playing only on the ancient 1.8.9? Even basic and lightweight shaders are a dream for you? Low FPS and lags even on vanilla? Is this familiar? And you want to play normally? Then you've found the right modpack!

👌Briefly the main thing in this modpack

• Configs
• The highest possible FPS
• Absence of unnecessary mods
• Lightweight assembly
• Constant updates
• Downloading without Modrinth Launcher
• Guaranteed complete vanilla and no bans on servers
• Operation without problems in both single-player and multiplayer on large servers
• Adaptation to other launchers and skin systems

I recommend downloading my modpack and adding them to your modpacks or your Launcher

How to download mods without having a Minecraft license and without using the Modrinth Launcher is described in the FAQ section

🔗Which versions do I recommend downloading?

I recommend version FABRIC 1.20.1 because it has the highest fps. It had the most optimization mods, it was one of the first versions of the modpack, and it is the one I update most often. I create new versions mainly from mods 1.20.1. I guarantee that this version will be fully functional, without errors or glitches. I also recommend FABRIC 1.16.5 because it has second place in FPS, and FABRIC 1.20.6, because I use it, update it often and am the first to know about problems.

📈What is the FPS in this modpack? Are there tests?

If you go to the "Gallary" section, you will see all the real FPS tests and comparisons with Vanilla, Sodium only, Fabulously Optimized, Vulkan Optimized, Lunar Client, Badlion Client, with and without shaders. All tests were carried out fairly, under the same conditions with the same graphics settings and with MSI Afterburner.

💬 How to Report Issues

If something doesn’t work for you, crashes or won’t start and other problems message me on Telegram @NizeroXs or my Discord NizeroXs or my Discord server 𓆩𝙵𝚞𝚎𝚛𝚝𝚎𓆪 (you can describe your problem in any language in ⇋💡issues⇌ channel, Don't be alarmed that the server is not in English!). You can also write to me about adding other mods, versions in fabric, quilt, forge, neoforge or in other mod loader.

📝FAQ

Fabric or Quilt?

They are almost no different, but all mods are initially made for Fabric, there will be 100% no problems on Fabric, so I recommend Fabric, although there is not much difference. However, due to the uselessness of quilt (in my opinion) and its low downloads in new versions and updates, it will no longer be supported. Therefore, I recommend Fabric to you once again.

OptiFine or Embeddium?

- In Forge/NeoForge I recommend using (for most people) - Embeddium only to get maximum fps. For the best quality and operation of shaders without errors and artifacts, especially if you are using SEUS PTGI (it does not work very well on iris and oculus, especially the SEUS PTGI HRR 3 version) i recommend OPTIFINE, the fps there will be lower than with Embeddium, but there won’t be any special difference when using RTX shaders (remember that most shaders are developed only for OPTIFINE, and no one monitors their work in other mods)*. If you are using SEUS PTGI GFME then it is more recommended to use Embbedium with Oclus.

*Note: this mod pack does not have Oculus or Iris mods, since they do not optimize anything, but only add, which completely contradicts the meaning of the modpack. So if you need shaders, download these mods separately!

Will the Vulcan mod be added to your modpack?

- Definitely never. Firstly, not only do most optimization mods not work on it, but almost all other mods don't either. Secondly, it has many issues, such as when switching to an open window with this mod, the Hz is limited to 60 Hz on any monitor with a high Hz. And with these colossal drawbacks, the FPS is more than twice as low as it is on Sodium in my modpack (be sure to check the FPS comparison in the "Gallery" tab with the most popular modpack on Vulcan and having the highest FPS among them - "Vulcan Optimized"). It's just laughable to look at, considering that Vulcan itself replaces Sodium, and you can't install shaders on it, and of course, most other mods.

Will the Nvidium mod be added to your modpack?

- Never. I consider this mod as useless as possible, because it only works on Nvidia video cards, and only on turing architecture and newer. And its main disadvantage is that it does not work with shaders. And shaders can include banal anti-aliasing, which is not available in Minecraft. The Turning architecture is the GTX 1650 and more powerful 16 series video cards (including all RTX video cards). Moreover, the weakest of them is the GTX 1630, which almost no one has, and the next most powerful GTX 1650 already has enough power for 100+ fps at maximum graphics vanilla 10 chunks, and you want and have the opportunity to play on it with SHADERS.Pointless to play on RTX video cards without shaders. The mod itself is only available on Fabric and Quilt 1.19.4 +, which do not have mod assemblies heavy enough to play on a GTX 1650 without shaders at low FPS. It's just an overhyped mod.

How to download/copy mods to another launcher/modpack?

✔️The best method for everyone.

Step 1: Choose the required version and modloader ONLY ON THE Modrinth WEBSITE; the version you select must be 3.0 or newer (This applies to versions from 1.7.10 to 1.21.1, from version 1.21.2 and newer, this is already included, and you can download any version).

Step 2: Download the .mrpack file and rename its extension from .mrpack to .zip (if you don't see the extension, look up a guide online on how to enable it for your version of Windows). Click "yes" when a warning about a potential file violation appears.

Step 3: Navigate to the "overrides" folder and copy the "mods" and "configs" folders to your build or launcher. Done!

🍃Second method (also works for everyone).

Step 1: Choose the required version and modloader ONLY ON THE Modrinth WEBSITE; the version you select must be 3.0 or newer.

Step 2: Download the .mrpack file and open it using WinRAR or another unpacking tool.

Step 3: Navigate to the "overrides" folder and copy the "mods" and "configs" folders to your build or launcher. Done!

🍂If you are using Modrinth Launcher and want to copy mods only through it:

Step 1. Find the version you need by going to versions, select the desired modloader and version. Click to version and install.

Step 2. Go to home page.

Step 3. At the top you will see the installed version of the MAX FPS: Optimized modpack. Right-click on its icon.

Step 4. You will see a small menu. Select "Open Folder".

Step 5. The modpack folder will open to you. Copy "mods" and "config". Congratulations, now you can copy them to any other mod assembly in the same way.

Will you be developing your modpack on CurseForge/elsewhere?

Most likely, no. I will definitely never develop my modpack on CurseForge and abandoned it because of the stupid moderation system, which doesn't allow adding mods from other sites, doesn't allow adding all mods from Fabric to Quilt, and requires every action to be checked by moderation, along with a bunch of other useless restrictions. I don't want to spend a lot of time reworking my modpack for CurseForge since users also have to download the mods separately. It's silly. There will probably be no releases on other sites and platforms because it's pointless. Starting from version 3.0 of my modpack, absolutely everyone can download it and copy the mods to any launcher, even without a Minecraft license and Modrinth Launcher. Therefore, I just don't see the point in posting it anywhere else.

Are there/will there be mods that everyone needs (like iris), but do not affect optimization?

No, and never will be. The main point of my modpack is that there will be no mods that do not affect performance. The user can choose whether he needs these mods and, if necessary, download them. In general, I recommend downloading mods from my modpack and adding them to your builds (how to do this is just above).