And? It can still cause differencesjava is a software and not a piece of hardware.
Not really, considering Java 11 would just run the code in whatever native version it was coded in. If it was coded in java 8 and doesn't use Java 11 methods, then it's known as a "level" 8 class. Often times a project is only level 6 or 7 unless they start to use lambdas and more complicated methods. Only once did I have a project that needed the Java 11 and level 11 support. Which was for copying files easily, from inside the jar file to outside the jar file. So it's highly unlikely using a newer version will do much difference, it definitely shouldn't cause any harm. As another user said, the math might be more optimized but I doubt it's significant enough to make much of a change.Hey,
is there any FPS difference in Minecraft between Java versions 8, 11 and 15?
Uhhh We're not talking minecraft versions. We're talking java itselfIn my experience, 1.8 has given me the Best FPS. Not sure if it has to do with the amount of data loaded or what.
