Performance Booster Mod FAQ

Press P (default keybind) to toggle the performance statistics overlay on and off. You can customize this keybind in the mod's settings if needed.

Entity count shows how many living creatures, items, and other objects are currently loaded in your world. High entity counts can cause lag, so if this number is very high, consider reducing mobs or clearing item buildup.

Enable performance mode (default keybind O) if you're experiencing lag or low FPS. It applies optimization tweaks like particle limits that reduce visual effects but improve frame rate.

High RAM usage is normal in Minecraft and doesn't always mean lag—check your FPS and frame time instead. If you're running out of memory, try reducing render distance or allocating more RAM to Minecraft.

Yes, CPU temperature appears in the HUD when your system supports it. Not all computers expose this data, so it may not display on every setup.

FPS shows how many frames render per second (higher is better), while frame time shows how many milliseconds each frame takes (lower is better). Both tell you the same thing in different ways.

Performance mode primarily limits particles and applies other tweaks to reduce strain on your system. You may notice fewer visual effects like explosions or magic, but core gameplay remains unchanged.

Ping only displays when you're playing on a multiplayer server. In single-player worlds, the ping section won't appear or will show zero latency.

Yes, you can customize the HUD position through the mod's configuration settings. Check the keybind customization guide for details on adjusting the overlay location.

Performance Booster Mod is designed to work alongside other optimization mods, but conflicts can occur if multiple mods modify the same systems. Test your mod combination and disable conflicting tweaks if needed.