Rendered by Astroworld from Patrix's own textures.
64x Texture Packs
Four times vanilla detail. Noticeable improvement with moderate performance cost.
5 packs are listed at 64x, four times the vanilla detail: Patrix, Faithful 64x, and Modern HD, and 2 more. Patrix is the one most people look at first here.
3 of the 5 carry a medium performance impact and 2 a high one, so this is the resolution where the difference between a light and a heavy pack starts to matter on an older machine.
Faithful 64x was last touched March 2025, the newest pass at 64x; Luna HD goes back to January 2025. 2 of the 5 share the photorealistic tag.
A dedicated graphics card starts to matter here rather than being optional: 64x runs fine on most desktops but is where the first noticeable dip shows up on an older or integrated setup, especially in a busy base full of loaded chunks.
Every block face at 64x holds 4,096 pixels, sixteen times the 256 that vanilla uses.
Faithful 64x draws its own version of 1,264 of the game's 1,269 block textures, 1,222 of them at 64 pixels. Luna HD replaces 447 and leaves 822, which the game fills in with its own 16 pixel art.
Patrix is listed here because it also comes in 64x, while the download on its page is the 32x edition.
Every 64x pack listed here
Patrix builds full PBR lighting into every surface, with 3D block models replacing flat vanilla shapes and animated textures carrying the detail even further.
Same faithful shapes as the 32x version, just twice the resolution, with OptiFine-only extras and custom colors layered on top of full coverage.
Modern HD strips the grain out of vanilla surfaces for the flat, glassy look of a contemporary build, down to custom doors and glass variants.
Luna HD leans warm: honey-toned wood, soft stone, and paintings redrawn to match the palette, with biome variants so the look shifts with the terrain.
ArchiTextures reads like a materials catalogue: steel beams, glass facades, and tile patterns for architectural builds, with interior textures to match the exterior.
How much video memory 64x textures need
Minecraft Java Edition 26.2 puts its block textures together in one image on the graphics card, the block atlas: all 1,269 textures in textures/block, seven conduit textures, the bell and the book on the enchanting table. Every pixel in that image takes four bytes, and at vanilla's 16x the whole set adds up to 366,080 pixels, counting one frame of each animated texture.
A pack that draws all of them at 64x gives each one 16 times as many pixels, 5,857,280 in all. The atlas only grows in powers of two, so the smallest atlas that could hold them is 4,096 by 2,048 pixels. That is at least 32 MB of video memory, and at least 42 MB with Mipmap Levels at 4, the default and the value the Fancy and Fabulous presets use.
The game log shows what it really built. In logs/latest.log, find the message that starts with Created: and ends in blocks.png-atlas; its three numbers are the width, the height and the mipmap level.