Small tip to catch more hackers.

Since minecraft is a computer game, and hacking in computer games is relatively easy, there are lot of hackers about. Even though the Auto-ban system does get rid of a lot of the hackers, a fair ammount of them still get away with it. Recording whilst playing is therefore a good idea, because you will have video evidence if you do indeed encounter someone that is hacking. However, a lot of people are reluctant to record their gameplay because 1. They might not have a recording system, and 2. They don't want to record due to the framerate hit. A lot of you might not realise it, but if you have a Nvidia that is from the 600 series or newer, you already have a good built in screen recorder. Not only that, it also only reduces your frames by 1 or 2 frames. This recorder can be accessed trough GeForce experience, which you can find on the Nvidia website.

 

I was wrong actually. It is for 600 series and newer, so your GPU is compatible!

 

Why shouldn't you record? You'll have sufficent evidence if it is needed.

 

I don't know if you misunderstood this or not, but I meant that recording can be useful in case you encounter a hacker, since you will have sufficent evidence if the player you encountered was indeed hacking, or breaking another rule. I obviously didn't mean that you report every player...