# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `lavd` with an average FPS marginally higher than the rest, providing a performance boost. * **Smoothest FPS**: `bpfland`, exhibiting the lowest standard deviation in FPS, indicating the most stable performance. * **Best overall**: `bpfland`, due to its smooth FPS and decent average performance, making it the most consistent choice. # Issues: * The configuration using `lavd` has slightly higher FPS but suffers from greater variability, with a significantly higher standard deviation and variance compared to the others, indicating less consistent frame rates. # Summary This benchmark compared various implementations of Linux schedulers (`rusty`, `p2dq`, `lavd`, `eevdf`, and `bpfland`) on a uniform test environment with the same hardware and software settings, focusing specifically on FPS performance in the Borderlands game. The `lavd` implementation achieved the highest average FPS but at the cost of higher variance, suggesting possible instability during intense gameplay sequences. Conversely, `bpfland` delivered more consistent frame times, emerged as the smoothest option, and was determined as the best overall due to its balance of performance and stability. All runs were performed under the `powersave` scheduler, with the AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT and an AMD Ryzen 5 7600X processor, ensuring fair and comparable results.