# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `Teardown FLASH` with significantly higher average FPS compared to other runs. * **Smoothest FPS**: `Teardown LAVD Autopilot` with the lowest standard deviation and variance in FPS, indicating more consistent frame rates. * **Best overall**: `Teardown BPFLAND` as it achieves a high average FPS while maintaining a relatively low variance, balancing performance and stability effectively. # Issues: * The `Teardown FLASH` run shows drastic variation in FPS, with a notably high standard deviation and variance, indicating inconsistency in performance. * All runs were carried out on identical hardware and software configurations, ensuring a fair comparison across different settings. # Summary This benchmark comparison of different performance settings for a CPU-limited scene analysis in *Teardown* points towards the utility of the `BPFLAND --performance` setting as a balanced option for achieving a high frame rate with moderate FPS consistency. While the `FLASH default` setting delivers the highest average FPS, its performance fluctuates significantly. Conversely, the `LAVD --autopilot` setting achieves the smoothest delivery of frames at a lower average FPS. Across the board, the tests were conducted using the same hardware and software environment, guaranteeing the validity of the observed performance results.