PC specs

[iDufferz]

just wondering will a PC with an i5 processor, 8gb ram (1600mhz) and a Nvidia gtx 750 (1gb) be able to run minecraft at 150+Fps?

 

[Rexmanx]

Yup

 

[Sim_Man]

It will run at 60+ FPS at least which is when you start seeing the difference

 

[Lively]

Easily. I have an i7, Geforce 750, and 8 gb of ram. I can get 150+ in game, but in lobbies and hubs, I get around 70-80.

 

[V3dock]

The human eye doesn't see more than 24 fps.
If you have a solid 30 fps or a 50 fps that sometimes drops to 30, it's all you need
150 fps is so not needed.

really? it change's every time when I read a things like this

 

[Mamiamato24]

The human eye doesn't see more than 24 fps.
If you have a solid 30 fps or a 50 fps that sometimes drops to 30, it's all you need
150 fps is so not needed.

This isn't entirely true:
"As many of you have probably heard before, a good amount of people like to argue the idea that the human eye can only see up to 30 frames per second, so having a computer that can play games any more than that is "worthless." This is completely false.

First off, the human eye doesn't see in frames. Light is brought through your eye completely regularly, it doesn't take still pictures of it. It takes in the motion. Now I'm not saying there's a noticeable difference between 110 fps and 115 fps. What I'm saying is the difference between 40-50 fps and 150-200 fps is an easily noticeable difference.

Even though many people have come to believe that the human eye only sees up to 30 fps, it's wrong. The 30 fps range is where the frames observed by the human eye are seen as smooth. Any lower than 30 fps seems jittery and "laggy." But that's not to say the eye can't see above that. It's simply stating that's the optimized frame rate."
Source

Basically, there is a clearly visible difference between 30fps and 150fps.
It should run well. I have an i5 as well, but a lower grade graphics card, and I run at around 50-100 frames...

 

[TomahawkGoesChop]

The custom pc im building in summer consists of a i7 4670k, a R9 280x 3gb Black Edition and 16 gb of ram. It should get you around 200+ fps with a 64 bit rp.

 

[Avesu]

A sucky mac. 20 fps.

 

[darkai202]

The human eye doesn't see more than 24 fps.
If you have a solid 30 fps or a 50 fps that sometimes drops to 30, it's all you need
150 fps is so not needed.

I need 120 FPS+ for it to look smooth ;_;

 

[iDufferz]

The human eye doesn't see more than 24 fps.
If you have a solid 30 fps or a 50 fps that sometimes drops to 30, it's all you need
150 fps is so not needed.

Mhm then how come I notice a difference between 30 and 60 fps.

 

[TheCornStealer]

I honestly think 60fps and 100fps look the same so 150fps isn't really needed

 

[Trilexium]

While it's true that the human eye can only see as much as 24-30 frames p/second, anything above this will make the experience smoother. Referring to the OP's question; your build will be able to run at 150+ FPS given that you're not too over the top with your settings (eg, don't use extreme render with OptiFine).