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I had a similar problem with Lemmy, UT's not optimized for small instances.
I went with PieFed und am very happy with it.
What's UT? Was about to run Lemmy myself
Auto correct changed "it's" to UT's.
You need kind of a beefy server which is not worth it for one or two people. That is why I installed PieFed instead which does the same but plays nicer on a small VPS with fewer resources.
Weird, I've heard exactly the opposite, some people are running Lemmy on a dual core. Just get a drive big enough if you plan to follow many communities. Guess I'll try anyways