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Smooth Boot Reloaded Mod brings the loading fixes from the original Smooth Boot to newer game versions. It stops the game from using all your computer’s power when you load the title screen. If you have an older computer, this mod fixes the annoying mouse stutter that happens when you open the game.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Configure Thread Count for Your CPUUnderstanding Thread Allocation Smooth Boot Reloaded lets you manually set how many CPU threads Minecraft uses during…Reduce Mouse Stutter During Game StartupWhy Mouse Stutter Happens When Minecraft loads, it uses all available CPU threads to initialize the game world,…Speed Up Game Startup on Older ComputersWhy Startup Is Slow Older computers with limited CPU cores struggle when Minecraft tries to parallelize loading…Use Your Computer While Minecraft LoadsMultitasking During Startup By default, Minecraft monopolizes your CPU during the loading screen, making it nearly…

Frequently asked questions

Does this mod actually make Minecraft load faster?
Smooth Boot Reloaded primarily reduces CPU strain during startup rather than dramatically cutting load times. You'll notice the biggest improvement on older computers or when you're trying to use other programs while the game loads—the startup may be slightly faster on CPUs with eight threads or fewer.
Why is my mouse stuttering when I start Minecraft?
The game normally uses all available CPU power during startup, which causes your mouse cursor to freeze or lag. Smooth Boot Reloaded fixes this by limiting how much processing power the game demands while loading, so your mouse stays responsive.
How do I change the number of threads the mod uses?
You can configure thread count through the mod's settings, which are typically found in your config folder or accessible through a mod menu. Adjust this value based on your CPU's core count—fewer threads means less CPU usage but potentially slower loading.

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