Hi dear fellow Nextioners!
My display is a NX4832T035_011, serial baud rate set to 115200.
I am currently working on a project, in which I want to display info from games. The proof of concept worked flawlessly: That few bytes of data I tried first, appeared on screen almost instantly. Now I continued to build it further. I tiled a page full of Texts, Numbers, Pictures, Progress bars, and the display started to lag seriously. 
Now when something changes in game, it feels like 0.5 - 1sec delay to refresh on the Nextion display.
Yes, I know that string based serial communication is not the fastest, but ramping up the baud rate does not help at all.
I tried to turn off auto refresh with ref_stop, and only refresh the page once at the end. It was even slower.
I even tried the reparse protocol: I packed all the data needs to be refreshed on screen into only 22 bytes long packets, and I ran a while loop on Nextion side, in the page’s PostInitialize event. In this loop I copied all the bytes from the serial buffer into the page’s components, then called a code_c to clear buffer, a doevents to refresh the page and fill up the serial buffer again. The game sent these 22 bytes in every 100ms. I wrote out the value of usize into the display to check. It constantly changed between 22 and 44. Until the buffer clearing and filling conflicted. The byte count was a totally different number, so my Nextion code could not work properly with the faulty package, usize went over the roof (1023 +), and the code failed. Only a few seconds after the start. That 100ms loop time is not the fastest speed I need. Below 50ms would be more preferable. At least.
Currently I reverted back to classic communication protocol, and I differentiate the data between important to refresh quickly, and not so important. I send the first ones more frequently, than the latter. But the final result is barely okay-ish. 
Could you suggest me any advanced practices, how to cut down the screen refresh time? What is slow in Nextion, what sould I avoid?