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Can anyone help me with this Minecraft problem?

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I got a new computer about 8 months ago, and it's a beefy computer, with an i5 processor 32gb of ram and 8gb graphics card.

For the past 7 months, I've been able to play minecraft with 100+ mods, shaders, and a few different resources packs. All while watching YouTube on my other screen. No issued at all.

Recently, though, after playing my game for about an hour or two, all of my textures will turn pink. And after restarting the entire program, I'll get maybe 2 minutes before it turns pink again.

I've tried shutting down any background processes I can, watching YouTube on my phone, any combination of in game settings, allocating more RAM, optimization mods. But unless I turn off shaders and resource packs all together, my game will become pink soup.

I've become so accustomed to using shaders and resources packs that regular minecraft looks so ugly in comparison.

Is there any way I can keep them without seeing pink?

it could be a corrupt mod, id trying chaging them one by one, it could also be a texture pack thing, also check if you gave Minecraft more than 2gb of ram (its limited by default, you hae to changue it from the launcher), it might help :p

@Null_

It's only minecraft. When I got it I had the ram installed and the drivers updated in store.


@Xxx_Dal1TheF0x_xxX

I'll try the ram thing. if that doesn't work then I guess I'll see which mods I can part with.

did you update your gpu drivers after you got your pc? if not you might wanna give it a try

also, is it only in minecraft or have you noticed any similar bugs in other games?

sounds like a graphics driver issue? maybe?

I would rollback to base Minecraft and slowly bring mods back to see what the offender is. Seems like an issue on that end if it’s Minecraft only, less inclined to think gpu driver issue, but to be safe you can always uninstall drivers via DDU, just make sure you have the driver installer physically present on your computer before you do. I genuinely don’t think you need to touch drivers though. 

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