Avoid using a custom theme. Also, you have the option to limit the FPS of the GUI renderer to e.g. 60 fps, which can help a lot. You can do that by going to HUD -> Renderer -> FPS. Same for ClickGUI. The speed of the RAM is very important because CEF renders to a bitmap which gets uploaded to the GPU from memory. If this process is slowed down by slow RAM, you will experience lag, no matter how fast your GPU is. Therefore, ensure that your computer's RAM sticks are seated in the fast slots (refer to your motherboard manual) and that XMP is enabled. You might think this wouldn't help, but I can tell you from experience that it makes a huge difference. A benchmark related to this can be found here: https://github.com/1zun4/gl-bench Regarding the "Accelerated (BETA)" option: The reason this option is still in beta is because of a bug in the AMD GPU driver that causes the VRAM to fill up completely, which is why it only works for a short time. It does not seem to occur on NVIDIA GPUs. You can read more about that here: https://github.com/chromiumembedded/cef/issues/3968 skidunion created this issue in chromiumembedded/cef open VRAM leak with accelerated OSR on AMD GPUs #3968

@kawaiinekololis hi izuna!

i have the same problem

im not an admin, but i think you can try enabling Criticals and set it to "Packet" mode, not sure if it'll actually help though.. (the packet mode worked strange for me in general)

SOCKS4 is not supported. And clipboard is probably not the correct format, just type in the SOCKS5 manually. Also make sure the proxy supports Minecraft which is usually not the case with free proxies or even most paid proxy provider. If you look for a good proxy provider, use our own service https://liquidproxy.net/

Stabilized or Efficient

I mean, how are we supposed to help you then?

Use a VPN such as Cloudflare Warp.

Your computer does not support it. If it should, check if you have CUDA installed - if that is the case, remove it.

If it actually installed, it is located as you described at C:\Program Files\LiquidLauncher - if it's not, it's not. Either try following this tutorial: https://liquidbounce.net/docs/get-started/installation Or if it does not work, you can install LiquidBounce manually: https://liquidbounce.net/docs/get-started/manual-installation

In case anyone needs more detailed description: https://liquidbounce.net/docs/baritone/installation

Check if you have Teams or Target Lock enabled.

Hello, it is a mod called No Chat Reports and you can turn it off in the LiquidLauncher. [image: 1746982734814-7fe378b4-af11-4028-b743-2b255a175a19-image.png]

Yes, it is. Minecraft sends a client brand which is usually "Vanilla" - unless you are using Fabric for example. It's not that uncommon to use Fabric these days, as more people are using it for things like Sodium - but it's a way for the owner to check if you're using a modded installation.