Screenshot 1 of 1. A blocky village plaza with teal and brick houses, trees and stone paths, shown in Sodium Booster.
What Sodium Booster works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Loaders | Fabric |
| Minecraft versions | 1.21.4, 1.21.11, 26.1.2, 26.2 |
| Environment | Client |
Sodium Booster is a lightweight Fabric modpack that stacks Sodium, Lithium and FerriteCore to lift frame rates on modest hardware. It is a sodium booster modpack for people who want the same world, only smoother.
Loaders and versions
- Fabric: Minecraft 1.21.4 to 26.2.
What's included
Sortcut's description names Sodium, Lithium and FerriteCore among the mods, and credits FerriteCore and Lithium with smarter memory usage. It also claims up to 3x to 4x better FPS than vanilla, which is the creator's figure and will vary from one PC to the next.
- Sodium, Lithium and FerriteCore named in the description.
- Smarter memory usage from FerriteCore and Lithium.
- No gameplay or world changes.
- No dependencies to install by hand.
How to install Sodium Booster
- 1.Open the Modrinth App, or Prism Launcher or another launcher that reads .mrpack files.
- 2.Import Sodium Booster from its Modrinth page. The launcher fetches the listed mods and Fabric itself.
If you are new to packs, the guide on installing a modpack from CurseForge or Modrinth covers the launcher steps, and the Fabric loader guide explains the loader.
Who it suits
The description targets builders, survival players, streamers and anyone on a low-end PC who wants vanilla play with fewer stutters. The trade-off is that it changes no gameplay or worlds, so the gain is in frame rate and memory use.
Questions about Sodium Booster.
3 questions
Which Minecraft versions does Sodium Booster support?
The pack covers Minecraft 1.21.4 to 26.2 on Fabric. The newest release, 2.2, is the one to pick if you want the latest supported Minecraft release. It lists no required dependencies, so the launcher handles everything it needs when you import the pack.
Can Sodium Booster be used on a multiplayer host?
No. Modrinth lists the pack as required on the player's side and unsupported for hosting, so it is not a drop-in for a dedicated multiplayer host. Install it in your own launcher profile and play as usual, since it changes no world data or mechanics.
Does Sodium Booster change how Minecraft plays?
No. The creator describes it as vanilla-friendly, with no changes to worlds or mechanics. It bundles optimisation mods such as Sodium, Lithium and FerriteCore, so the difference you notice should be in frame rate and memory use, not in what you can do in the world.
