# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `scx_gamer_ltofat_cpunative_200_2000OC3` provides the highest average FPS with an increase of about 8% over runs using `LTO:FAT` and `CPU:Native` with older captures. It maintains one of the more consistent frame times among high FPS runs. * **Smoothest FPS**: `scx_gamer_splitgate_esports_1171` exhibits the lowest standard deviation and variance, suggesting the smoothest FPS among all runs. * **Best overall**: `scx_gamer_splitgate_esports_1172` strikes a balance between good average FPS (close to the highest) and smoothness (also close to the smoothest), making it the best overall considering both stability and performance. # Issues: * The splitting of benchmarks between `LTO:FAT` and `CPU:Native` and those focusing just on different configurations (without `OC`) shows that overclocked settings can introduce variability. Specifically, the `LTO:FAT` and `CPU:Native` with 200 core and 2000 memory overclock runs have increased FPS but also significantly higher variance, denoting potential instability in performance. # Summary This benchmark explores the impact of various configurations on gaming performance in "Splitgate 2," focusing on two configurations: `LTO:FAT` and `CPU:Native`. Runs using both configurations without any GPU overclocking consistently offered smoother gameplay with less FPS variance. However, introducing a 200 core and 2000 memory overclock significantly increased FPS performance at the cost of increased variability. Meanwhile, older captures without these settings offer a more stable and consistent experience. The latest configuration strikes a balance between achieving higher FPS and maintaining smoothness by not pushing the hardware limits too far.