# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `LAVD Performance --per-cpu-dsq` with approximately 1% more FPS performance. * **Smoothest FPS**: `LAVD Performance` with the lowest FPS variance. * **Best overall**: `LAVD Performance --per-cpu-dsq` offers a balanced performance with a slight trade-off but significantly higher FPS. # Summary The benchmark was conducted to evaluate the performance of different scheduling strategies in the Linux kernel using the `--per-cpu-dsq` option with the `Clone Drone in the Danger Zone` game under a CPU-limited scenario. Each configuration leveraged the `performance` governor on AMD's Radeon and Ryzen hardware using the Steam Runtime environment, and all runs exhibited decent performance. The `--per-cpu-dsq` configurations generally yielded higher FPS averages, suggesting a positive impact on performance when distributing work per CPU. Stable frame times across the board indicate minimal performance volatility, but the most significant FPS gains were when using the `LAVD Performance --per-cpu-dsq` configuration, which surprisingly maintained a lower FPS variance than others with similar setups, making it the top performer overall.