# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `ZZZ_NR_HW_ALL_HWP_NATIVE copy` with around 57% higher performance in terms of average FPS compared to others, indicating its superiority in raw performance. * **Smoothest FPS**: `ZZZ_NR_HW_ALL_HWP_NATIVE copy` with approximately 9% lower variance and standard deviation in FPS, showcasing its stability. * **Best overall**: `ZZZ_NR_HW_ALL_HWP_NATIVE copy` as it combines both the highest average FPS and the lowest FPS variance, making it the most balanced option. # Issues: * One of the runs uses the `cachyos-bmq-lto` kernel while others use the `cachyos-bore-lto`, which might affect the performance metrics differently. * Variances in GPU load and temperature readings suggest possible inconsistency or configuration differences in one scenario, potentially affecting thermal performance. # Summary This benchmark highlights the performance impact of different Linux kernel configurations on the same hardware setup when running `Zenless Zone Zero`. By examining the three configurations, it becomes clear that utilizing the `cachyos-bmq-lto` kernel with the `schedutil` scheduler results in the best balance of high performance and stability. The third configuration achieves a significantly higher FPS and smoother operation compared to the others. Also noted is a discrepancy in performance and thermal conditions, possibly due to the different Linux kernels applied in the setups.