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I have been running this application on a 10 year old laptop and prior to the fixes, was never getting as much CPU usage as many have claimed. After fixes, it's negligent on my system. I can run several applications while running this one and have a browser up with 10+ tabs.
Perhaps look into your systems folks. Stop blaming devs for your poor PC optimization.
RTX 2080 8gb
16 gb RAM
Windows 11 + Chill Corner are using:
CPU 7%
GPU 37%
RAM 4.1 GB
Don't forget that browser, YouTube, other apps also use your PC resources.
And don't use any tune up apps, driver updating software.
They will intentionally slow down your PC and then pop up some fake measurements of your PC "poor performance" to make you wanna buy premium version of their software.
Windows cleans itself, it doesn't need any maintenance on user's side. Drivers also should only be downloaded from the developers official website.
I use my PC since I built it in early 2019. Never used any cleaners or speeding apps. PC runs perfectly, quickly, nothing changed since the beginning in it's performance.
If small, indie devs start to lose income over misinformation, Id say there is a lawsuit on your hands against Steam. It would certainly make top news.
EDIT: I am starting to report all negative reviews that mention "crypto miner" with this message to Steam:
"Spreading misinformation about a game without any knowledge or backing up evidence."