If your game is lagging, freezing, or crashing—especially when using modpacks like Peachy’s Pixel Place—you may need to give Minecraft more memory (RAM) to work with. Here's how!

Step 1: Open CurseForge Launcher 🚀

1. Launch the CurseForge app.
2. Make sure you’re in the Minecraft section.

Step 2: Open Settings ⚙️

1. Click the gear icon (⚙️) in the lower-left corner of the launcher.
2. In the left sidebar, choose “Minecraft” under the Game Specific section.

Step 3: Adjust RAM Settings 🔧

1. Scroll to the section labeled “Java Settings”.

2. Find the option: “Allocated Memory”.

3. Drag the slider or type in the amount of RAM you want to give Minecraft.

   Recommended Settings:

   • 4–6 GB for light/moderate modpacks
   • 6–8 GB for heavier modpacks like Peachy’s Pixel Place
   • Don't go above 10 GB unless you know what you're doing

🧠 Tip: Make sure your PC has enough available RAM! Don’t allocate all your system memory.

Step 4: Save & Relaunch 💾

1. Once you’ve adjusted the slider, close the settings.
2. Launch your modpack again—Minecraft should now run more smoothly!