# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `stock` with a very slight edge in average FPS over `falcond`. * **Smoothest FPS**: `falcond` as it exhibits the lowest standard deviation and variance in FPS values. * **Best overall**: `falcond` due to its smoother FPS which slightly outweighs the marginal FPS increase in `stock`. # Issues: * The `falcond` configuration shows somewhat elevated CPU temperatures, around 9% higher compared to the `stock` run. This indicates a possible issue with cooling when running under this configuration. # Summary The benchmark analysis between the `stock` and `falcond` settings on Nobara highlights that both configurations deliver nearly identical average FPS performance. However, the `falcond` configuration provides a smoother experience with less variability in FPS, although it tends to run hotter on the CPU compared to the `stock` setup. Despite the slight FPS advantage of `stock`, `falcond` is preferred overall due to its smoother performance, unless the elevated CPU temperature poses a concern. Both runs utilize the same hardware and software configurations, which further emphasizes the subtle differences primarily influenced by the operational nuances of each setting.