# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `ZZZ_NR_HW_ALL_HWP_NATIVE copy` with approximately 5% higher average FPS than the other run. * **Smoothest FPS**: `ZZZ_NR_HW_ALL_HWP_NATIVE copy` with about 18% lower standard deviation in FPS, indicating more stability. * **Best overall**: `ZZZ_NR_HW_ALL_HWP_NATIVE copy` strikes the best balance between stability and performance with higher FPS and lower variability. # Issues: * The system configuration between runs differs in Linux kernel versions (`bore-lto` vs `bmq-lto`), which could impact performance and is not part of the intended comparison. # Summary In the "Zenless Zone Zero" benchmark with both runs featuring a `+150MHz` overclock, the run using the `bmq-lto` kernel variant delivered superior performance, achieving approximately 5% higher FPS and exhibiting 18% less variability than the other. Both configurations utilized the same hardware and `schedutil` scheduler, but the kernel variation caused notable differences in performance outcomes. The `bmq-lto` variant offered the most favorable results, providing both increased frame rates and smoother gameplay.