# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora_Medium_FSR` delivered the highest average FPS, outperforming others by a significant margin. * **Smoothest FPS**: `Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora_Medium` achieved the smoothest experience with the lowest standard deviation in FPS, indicating more consistent frame rates. * **Best overall**: `Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora_Medium_FSR` is likely the best overall as it offers significantly higher FPS with a manageable trade-off in smoothness. # Issues: * The run configured on high settings had noticeably lower FPS, around 25% less than the median performance across settings. * The ultra configuration slumped further with approximately a 40% reduction in average FPS when compared to the best performing run. The significant drop can impair gameplay experience, highlighting that the settings are too demanding for this hardware. # Summary: The benchmark data for *Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora* showcases various settings from low to ultra, utilizing `FSR` technology in one instance, and tested on a consistent hardware and software platform. While all runs maintained high GPU loads, `FSR` significantly enhanced FPS without substantial detriments to frame-time stability in the medium setting. The behavioral pattern shows that using `FSR` can drastically improve performance in terms of FPS, maintaining playability even at higher visual settings. However, pushing to high and ultra settings substantially impacts both FPS and frame time stability, leading to degradation in gaming experience. Thus, leveraging `FSR` at medium settings offers an optimal balance of visual fidelity and performance.