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"hi guys, i recently had this issue as well. i turned off anisotropic filtering in the quality section of the video settings menu and it raised my fps from about 60-100 without shaders to more than 300. with shaders, my pc got down to 16 fps, now i can play at a stable 60."
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"I had some GPU Specific software dedicated to controlling GPU performance. I mainly used it to control fan speeds for better cooling. I closed it in the background and the stuttering stopped instantly. The software is GPU Tweak III, which works fine with every other game but Minecraft. I noticed that when my computer needed to update a bunch of chunks GPU usage would actually decrease instead of increase so I figured that was the problem and it turns out it was. Thank you for the help, everyone!"
1) Download Optifine. It may help a bit, Optifine's single purpose is to try and make java less of a disaster.
2) Dedicate more RAM to it. I forgot the exact command, but within the mc launcher you can input a code to allow it to use more RAM. Most of mc's performance is actually RAM heavy, so changing that value could do wonders.
3) Live with it. Java Minecraft is an unoptimized mess, and that's putting it lightly. The reason it still gets used is because no one wants to touch Bedrock with a 10 foot pole, so you're forced to settle for the spaghetti code that is Java. There is only so much that can be done for a game as poorly optimized as java, there comes a point where you'll have to accept this is the best it'll get in terms of performance.