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## Summary
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PicoLimbo demonstrates exceptional performance efficiency in handling large numbers of concurrent Minecraft connections. In the benchmark test, **1,000 idle players** were successfully handled using **less than 1% CPU usage** and **less than 11 MB of RAM**. CPU usage peaked at 10% during the initial connection phase before stabilizing at minimal levels, showcasing PicoLimbo's ability to efficiently manage connection loads even on resource-constrained hardware.
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PicoLimbo demonstrates exceptional performance efficiency across different architectures, handling large numbers of
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concurrent Minecraft connections with minimal resource consumption. The benchmarks show that PicoLimbo can efficiently
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manage **1,000 concurrent idle players** on both x86 and ARM platforms, using **less than 11 MB of RAM** and maintaining
-**Resource Limits**: 1 CPU core, 1GB RAM allocated
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## Results
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### 1,000 Concurrent Idle Players
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### x86 Performance (AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX)
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| Metric | Result |
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|**CPU Usage**| < 1% |
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|**Memory Usage**| < 11 MB |
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|**Connection Success Rate**| 100% |
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**Server Environment:**
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### Key Findings
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-**CPU**: AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX (1 core allocated)
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-**RAM**: 1 GB DDR5 (allocated limit)
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-**Network**: 500 Mb/s
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✅ **Exceptional Efficiency**: PicoLimbo can handle 1,000 concurrent connections using less than 1% CPU usage and less than 11 MB RAM once all players were connected
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