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Yes I'll most likely try this as i havnt really cleared out dust ect. in a while although it dosnt seem to be getting to hot tbh.
It is actually on my SSD the only thing on my HDD is all my many steam games.
Thanks for the help
Im using the default texture pack, I have been moving my render distance up and down to try and find a good balance between FPS and being able to see, im not sure what you mean by a smaller map and I dont need a new PC at the minute as I can run all other games i play good enough for me apart from minecraft which i should be able to run.
If you want to try, you can also Disable any "Power Saving" or "Green" type of optimizations, both in Windows and in the BIOS for your Mainboard, if you wanted to. If the game is actually going 'really fast', your system could be still throttling itself down, to keep from overheating (even though it is not hot yet). Not saying that Heat is your issue, just throwing out the concepts that I dealt with once.
Also, have you tried completely uninstalling/erasing the game and reinstalling it fresh?
If I missed you mentioning that, sorry.
GL with it
I feel like my computer should be able to run minecraft when i can run much better looking games great???