## Top runs - **Highest FPS**: The `defaults` run achieved the highest FPS, exceeding others by approximately 3% on average FPS. - **Smoothest FPS**: The `-t 0` run demonstrated the smoothest FPS, with a lowest variance that is about 9% lesser than the rest. - **Best overall**: The `defaults` run stands out as the best overall, combining high FPS (about 3% more than average) with relatively low variance (approximately 5% lower than the second highest FPS run). ## Issues - The `-s 2500` and `-s 7500` runs showed a significant performance dip with average FPS around 11% and 10% lower compared to the best runs. Both runs also had higher variance, 20% and 21% respectively. ## Summary Overall, the benchmark indicates that the default configuration (`defaults` run) yielded the highest FPS along with strong stability, making it the best overall. The `-t 0` run achieved the smoothest FPS. Most runs demonstrated similar performance metrics, with `-s 2500` and `-s 7500` significantly underperforming in both average FPS and stability, deviating by approximately 10-11% lower FPS and 20-21% higher variance compared to top performers. The use of different `bpfland` arguments mostly yielded comparable performance, suggesting that argument-specific runs do not drastically alter the performance on the Steam Deck for Cyberpunk 2077.