Hello cyber600T.

More standalone mods is something I'm working towards, but's a genuinely hard problem that won't be solved soon. Nobody in the history of Minecraft modding has ever maintained that many separate mods at once and it's not clear if it's even possible, because the time it would take to keep them all updated, at least by traditional means, adds up to more than 24 hours per day. This is a "break the world record" kind of task, which is both why it's taking so long and why I'm excited about it.

That said, performance problems on an old computer that can barely run Minecraft is a really bad reason to want separate mods. Minecraft is moving to Vulkan soon and your computer probably doesn't support that, so you will need to upgrade your hardware anyways. And the number of hacks in Wurst doesn't really have a meaningful impact on performance. The vast majority of hacks do absolutely nothing while they're turned off.

6 new standalone mods from me isn't something that can be sped up by "throwing money at it", and it most likely wouldn't solve your performance problem anyways. But you know what would? A $200-$400 GPU upgrade. Even with the current RAM shortage, you can find GPUs very capable of running Minecraft for a reasonable price.

I just looked this up the other day for someone else who had the same problem:

Intel Arc B580: 230-290€ - very good deal if your motherboard supports ReBAR
Nvidia RTX 5060: 330-380€
AMD RX 9060 XT 8 GB: 320-370€
Used Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti on eBay: 210-300€ - old high-end card with Vulkan support, make sure it fits in your case and that your PSU can keep up with it

Hope this helps!