# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora_Windows10_Medium_FSR` with the highest average FPS, showcasing superior performance in this category. * **Smoothest FPS**: `Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora_Windows10_Medium` displays the lowest standard deviation and variance in FPS, indicating consistent frame delivery and stability. * **Best overall**: `Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora_Windows10_Medium_FSR` offers a balance between high FPS and manageable standard deviation, making it the best overall performer. # Issues: * The run on Linux without FSR has significantly lower FPS averages compared to the other configurations, indicating a performance disparity when FSR is not utilized on Linux. This suggests an optimization gap on the Linux setup. * Both Linux runs use the `performance` scheduler, whereas no specific scheduler is mentioned for Windows, indicating consistent testing environments where possible, but noting the absence of specific scheduler configurations for Windows. # Summary The benchmark compares the performance of "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora" across Linux and Windows 10 operating systems, with and without FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR). The tests illustrate how both operating systems handle the game, where FSR contributes to notable performance improvements in terms of FPS, especially on Linux. Windows, however, shows higher FPS and stability across both configurations, being particularly noticeable with FSR enabled. Despite the use of the `performance` scheduler on Linux, the results emphasize the effectiveness of Windows in handling this game, possibly due to other optimizations that are not present or effective in the tested Linux environment.