My minecraft isn't giving me my blocks as soon as I mine them
I just recently got Minecraft and I realized that as soon as I break a block it takes almost 4 to 7 seconds or more to give me my block. Is this a normal glitch for update 1.7.4? How can I fix it?
Best Answer
You could try to find out, how much memory is consumed by the time you're breaking a block.
The shortcut for it is Shift+F3.
You might also see an increase in the memory at the top right corner, where the percentage of used memory is showed.
Last but not least, try to watch the FPS count in the top left corner in the first line. This might as well drop.
All in all, i guess you either have too little memory for Minecraft or you had a lot of other programs open at that time.
TL;DR: F3 / Shift+F3 should give you some tips about the memory consumption at the time, where you break a block.
Hope I could help.
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Answer 2
It's lag. When you mine or collect a block it appears on the ground for about 1.24 seconds (sometimes longer if you have tremendous lag). Lowering your GUI settings and CPU consumption will allow you to collect materials with ease.
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