# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `EEVDF 6.16.8` delivers the highest average FPS, making it the top performer in terms of sheer frame rate. * **Smoothest FPS**: `Flash 6.17.1` provides the smoothest FPS with the lowest standard deviation and variance among the datasets. * **Best overall**: `EEVDF 6.16.8` offers the best overall experience, combining high FPS with reasonable stability, thus providing a balanced performance. # Issues: * The SCX with kernel `6.16.8` run underperforms significantly in both mean FPS and frame time stability compared to the others, indicating potential inefficiencies with this particular kernel version and its configuration. All other parameters were similar, suggesting a consistent issue with this setup. # Summary This benchmark compares the performance of the `EEVDF`, `Flash`, `LAVD`, and `P2DQ` schedulers under Linux kernel versions `6.16.8` and `6.17.1` on a consistent hardware setup. The focus is on FPS performance and stability in Rocket League gameplay under a controlled environment. The results show that the `EEVDF` scheduler on kernel `6.16.8` outperforms others in terms of FPS, indicating superior performance optimizations. Conversely, the transition to kernel `6.17.1` seems to introduce minor variations in smoothness and FPS across different schedulers, with `Flash 6.17.1` offering the best balance of stability and performance. The `SCX` scheduler on kernel `6.16.8` appears to lag behind in both FPS and stability, highlighting the need for optimization or further investigation into this configuration. Overall, the findings demonstrate kernel version impacts and scheduler effectiveness on gaming performance.