What does 1% low FPS mean in Minecraft benchmarks?

The 1% low FPS measures the worst-case frame rate during gameplay, the FPS that 99% of frames exceed. In this benchmark, the average is 543 FPS and the 1% low is 73 FPS. A small gap between average and 1% low means consistent frame delivery with minimal stuttering.

Minecraft

11:07 played7mo agohi

GTX 1050 Ti

i7-8750H 16 GB

Avg Usage

45%GPU

43%CPU

79%RAM

543

FPSAverage

FPS1% Low

Resolution1920x1080

Max FPSUnlimited

GraphicsFancy

Render5 chunks

Sim5 chunks

Tips & Tricks4

Good 1% Lows

1% low FPS drops to 73 FPS, frame drops below 144Hz cause visible stuttering. CPU peaked at 100°C, thermal throttling detected.

Low Utilization

GPU at 45% and CPU at 43%, neither is fully loaded, yet 1% low FPS drops below your 144Hz refresh rate.

Critical CPU Temp

CPU peaked at 100°C, thermal throttling detected. Use a cooling pad, clean air vents, or undervolt the CPU.

Single Channel RAM

RAM is running in single channel mode, halving memory bandwidth. Install a second stick to enable dual channel for a significant FPS boost, especially in CPU-limited games.

Frames per Second, FPSFPSBenchmark 16:55Playtime 11:07

Excellent AVG at 144HzGood 1% at 144Hz

Max893 FPS

Avg543 FPS

1% Low73 FPS

0.1% Low22 FPS

123620

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GPU Usage, %

GoodPeak 82%

GTX 1050 TiOut of Stock

45%Avg

82%Max

CPU Usage, %

GoodPeak 100%

i7-8750HOut of Stock

43%Avg

100%Max

GPU Temp, °C

GoodPeak 60°C

GTX 1050 TiOut of Stock

58°CAvg

60°CMax

CPU Temp, °C

HotPeak 100°C

i7-8750HOut of Stock

89°CAvg

100°CMax

RAM Usage, %

ModeratePeak 81%

16 GBDDR4-2400

79%Avg

81%Max

Background Processes

Zoom into FPS drops or usage spikes on charts above to see which apps were active.

No background process data available

Background apps are private

Minecraft on GTX 1050 Ti + i7-8750H: 543 FPS at 1080p

GTX 1050 Ti benchmark: 543 FPS avg, 73 FPS 1% lows at 1080p. Tested with i7-8750H and 16GB RAM. GPU 58°C, CPU 89°C. Frame drops detected, 1% lows drop to 73 FPS.

speedPerformance

Excellent AVG at 144HzGood 1% at 144Hz

543AVG FPS

731% LOW

143.996

731%

893MAX

543AVG

1080pmonitor144HzNoticeable stuttering below 144 FPS

developer_boardGPU

GoodPeak 82%

GTX 1050 Ti

Usage

45% / 82%

Temp

58°C / 60°C

Has headroom: your GPU can handle more

memoryCPU

GoodPeak 100%

i7-8750H

Usage

43% / 100%

Temp

89°C / 100°C

Has plenty of headroom

timerPlaytime

00:11:07Enough for reliable data

memory_altRAM

ModeratePeak 81%

16 GB DDR4-2400

Usage

79% / 81%

Comfortable but watch it with browser tabs open

compressBottleneck

52%

48%

GTX 1050 TiNo bottlenecki7-8750H

No clear bottleneck: both GPU and CPU have headroom

tuneGame Settings

Resolution1920x1080

appsBackground Apps

Background apps are private

Hardware

GPU

All GPUs

GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Mobile

CPU

memory_altRAM

16 GB DDR42400 MHz · Single Channel

79%Avg

hard_driveStorage

All SSDs

SanDisk SSD Plus 500GB A3N500 GB · SSD

developer_boardMotherboard

All Motherboards

HP 84DAIntel BGA 1440

Windows 10

NVIDIA Driver 581.80

1920x1080 @ 143.996Hz

Screenshots

4 items

Screenshots are private

Answers About Your Benchmark

speedHow many FPS does GTX 1050 Ti get in Minecraft at 1080p?expand_more

GTX 1050 Ti delivers 543 FPS average in Minecraft at 1080p. 1% lows hit 73 FPS. Some frame drops during demanding scenes.

compressIs i7-8750H bottlenecking GTX 1050 Ti in Minecraft?expand_more

No bottleneck detected. i7-8750H (43%) and GTX 1050 Ti (45%) are well balanced.

memoryIs 16GB RAM enough for Minecraft?expand_more

Minecraft used 79% of 16GB RAM. Plenty of headroom for background apps.

thermostatWhat are normal GPU and CPU temperatures while gaming?expand_more

The GTX 1050 Ti reached 58°C and the i7-8750H reached 89°C. On the warm side, check your case airflow and thermal paste.

trending_downWhat does 1% low FPS mean?expand_more

The lowest FPS drops, your lag spikes. Here it's 73 FPS vs 543 FPS average. The gap suggests noticeable frame drops during intense scenes.

boltHow do I get more FPS in Minecraft?expand_more

Both GPU and CPU are well balanced, lowering graphics quality or resolution will give you the biggest FPS boost. Your temperatures are high, clean your fans, check case airflow, or repaste your cooler. Thermal throttling kills FPS. Check the Tips & Tricks section above for specific fixes based on your benchmark data, including background apps, driver issues, and hardware settings.

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