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**Title:** Pushing Minecraft to the Limits on a High-End PC
**Summary:**
* A gamer, claiming Minecraft is a "heavy game", buys the "best computer in the world" to play it.
* They attempt to achieve two extremes in Minecraft:
1. **Highest FPS**: By downgrading graphics, they reach up to 6,000 FPS in an old version of the game.
2. **Lowest FPS (Crashing)**: By maxing out graphics, adding heavy textures, and using shaders, they eventually crash the game, causing their high-end PC to overheat and shut down.
* The gamer records their experiment, overcoming technical challenges, and ultimately learns a humorous lesson about respecting a game's system requirements.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Initial Situation**: A person wanted to play Minecraft and claimed it required the "best computer in the world".
2. **Computer Purchase**: The person bought a new computer, which had multiple LEDs and was considered powerful.
3.. **Minecraft Version**: The person started with the standard vanilla Minecraft version.
4. **FPS Measurement**: The person used the F2 key to measure Frames Per Second (FPS) in Minecraft, initially getting 240 FPS.
5. **Graphic Changes**: The person applied various graphic changes to Minecraft, including adding ugly textures.
6. **FPS Fluctuations**: FPS rates fluctuated significantly with changes, ranging from 240 FPS to over 6,000 FPS in an older version.
7. **Graphic Settings**: The person increased graphics settings to the maximum (32) to test FPS further.
8. **FPS Drop**: Increasing graphics caused a significant FPS drop, from over 2,000 to 150 FPS.
9. **Texture Addition**: Adding a heavy face texture further decreased FPS.
10. **Shader Use**: The person used shaders, which heavily impacted computer performance.
11. **Recording Issues**: The heavy computer usage caused video recording corruption, leading to a switch to cell phone recording.
12. **Computer Failure**: After extreme usage, the person's computer ("Lucas") failed and was described as being taken to the "infirmary" (humorously).
13. **Post-Failure Action**: The person had to revert to a less demanding setup to play Minecraft again.
14. **Store Interaction**: The person joked about warning the store salesman about the game's heaviness and its impact on their computer.