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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-43670

The game was using excessively large amounts of CPU and RAM, and crashes

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    • Minecraft 1.7.4
    • OS: Windows 7 (ver 6.1, arch amd64)
      Java: 1.7.0_45 (by Oracle Corporation)
      Launcher: Minecraft Launcher 1.3.7 (bootstrap 5)
      Minecraft: 1.7.4 (updated Mon Dec 16 09:44:19 EST 2013)
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    • Creative

      I've left my computer unattended with Minecraft open for quite a few hours (game was paused), and returned to find excessive resource usage from Minecraft, at times the FPS counter reported high framerates (75 - 140 FPS) but was displaying clearly choppy output.
      From running a clean copy of the game, (without changing the amount of allocated RAM) the game's allocated memory seems to zig-zag up and down wildly, but keeps increasing by about 3-20Mb every round. This persists until the game crashes.

      What I expected to happen was...:
      I expected that coming back to the computer, I would continue where I left off, and the computer being usable.

      What actually happened was...:
      The game had choppy video, after a few minutes chunks stopped loading as I was "stranded" on a section of land, and a few minutes later my framerate dropped below 5, and shortly after, the game crashed.

      Note:
      The game did not use more than 93% of it's allocated memory.
      3297Mb / 3533Mb, before the crash it fluctuated between 3292 and 3297 but never over.

      Steps to Reproduce:
      1. Allocate 4Gb RAM to Minecraft
      2. Open the game and load a creative mode map
      3. Let the game run for a few hours (about 10)
      4. Continue playing until game crashes, and computer resource usage spikes to unplayable levels

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            pawslaw Brandon Brown
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