# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `F00F` with an average FPS significantly higher than the others, offering the best performance in terms of raw frame rate. * **Smoothest FPS**: `FF0` because it has the lowest standard deviation and variance, indicating the most stable frame output among the runs. * **Best overall**: `F00F`, as it offers the highest FPS with a reasonable variance, providing a potent combination of high performance and stability. # Issues: * The run with distinctively lower FPS and higher variance, compared to others, shows a drop in average FPS by over a certain percentage. * The significant deviation in FPS and frame time for that specific run suggests it might not be providing a consistent gaming experience. * This discrepancy indicates potential issues that could be tied to fluctuating GPU load and temperatures, though the hardware and settings are consistent across runs. # Summary This benchmark focuses on the performance impacts of different primary domain configurations in a gaming scenario with the `Bpfland` setup. Both hardware and software were consistent across all runs, using an AMD Ryzen 5700X CPU, RTX 3060 Ti GPU, and the Linux kernel 6.15.0-2 with performance scheduler settings. The results show that the configuration with the highest FPS managed to squeeze out notably more frames, though at a slight cost to consistency. Meanwhile, other configurations brought stability to the forefront without sacrificing too much on frames, providing well-rounded performance.