Similar situation here.

Yesterday it was really well, worked like a F1 race car.

Today, for two accounts running at the same time, 20% CPU (i7 6-core), 1.6GB RAM and lagging worse than the previous version.

Hello.

In my case it's for the new version that was released on the 24th.

After a computer restart it started to be a little more responsive, but it still consumes lots of resources. If I'm struggling with a gaming laptop from 2019, imagine the impact on the rest of the playerbase with this new mini-client.

To summarize:

- old mini-client: worked fine, occasional black screens due to some mysteries (Kimono Itachi, as an example);

- early december mini-client update: slow and heavy-resource consuming, but really rare black screens;

- late december mini-client update: fast like old mini-client on the first day of usage (did not check how resource consuming it was), but on the second day it was the slowest so far; on one tab my server time was 1m40s behind the other tab; resource usage skyrocketed to a whooping 1.6GB RAM and 20% CPU; after a restart, the CPU usage remained the same, while the RAM dropped to 1GB, while having a responsiveness between old client and early-december client;

I hope this feedback helps.

I don't know how many reported improvements, but for me it's inconsistent. Most of the ones in my group reverted back to old mini-client.

On average, 20% CPU usage. RAM usage varies between 800MB - 1700MB.

Sometimes it's laggy, sometimes it's not. But same resources.

My configuration:

- Operating System: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (10.0, Build 19042)

- Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20GHz (12 CPUs), ~2.2GHz

- Memory: 16384MB RAM

- Card name: Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630, integrated, Display Memory: 8256 MB, Dedicated Memory: 128 MB, Shared Memory: 8128 MB

- Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, discrete, Display Memory: 14180 MB, Dedicated Memory: 6052 MB, Shared Memory: 8128 MB