Exordium Mod Wiki

Exordium Mod Wiki & Guide

wiki.9minecraft.net/exordium-mod/

There are dozens of performance enhancement mods for the Fabric modloader. Each one makes some changes to how certain parts of the game are processed in order to increase your frame rate.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Configure Exordium's GUI Framerate SettingsExordium's whole purpose is to render the GUI at a lower framerate than the world so your CPU and GPU can spend more…How to Get the Most FPS Out of Exordium Alongside Other Performance ModsExordium is one of many Fabric performance mods, and it stacks well with others because it targets a specific…How to Stop Exordium From Making Your Inventory Feel LaggyThe tradeoff of capping GUI framerate is that menus can feel less responsive, especially when you are moving items…How to Tell If Exordium Is Actually Improving Your FramerateExordium only helps in specific situations, so it can be hard to know whether it is working. This guide walks you…

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the Exordium config screen?

Exordium is

configured through

Mod Menu if you have it installed, or through the config file in your Minecraft config folder. Open

Mod Menu, find Exordium in the list, and click the settings button to reach its options.

What does Exordium actually do to my FPS?

It limits how often the GUI (inventory, HUD, menus) is redrawn, freeing up CPU and GPU time for world rendering. You'll typically see the biggest gains in situations where the GUI was previously redrawing every frame.

Why does my inventory feel laggy or sluggish after installing Exordium?

Because the GUI is being rendered at a lower framerate than the world, animations and cursor movement inside menus can feel less smooth. Raise the GUI framerate setting in the config, or enable the fade animation acceleration option to smooth out transitions.

What is the GUI framerate setting and what should I set it to?

It controls how many times per second the GUI is redrawn, separate from your world framerate. Lower values save more resources; higher values make menus feel smoother. Start low and raise it only if menus feel too choppy.

See all 10 Exordium questions ›