# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `nvcsw-max-thresh 35` and `nvcsw-max-thresh 60` both have mean FPS slightly above all other runs. * **Smoothest FPS**: `nvcsw-max-thresh 10` with the lowest standard deviation and variance. * **Best overall**: `nvcsw-max-thresh 60` due to its optimal balance of high mean FPS and reasonably low standard deviation. # Issues: * The run with `nvcsw-max-thresh 90` experienced roughly 3% lower mean FPS compared to the optimal mean FPS while having a significant variance, indicating it underperformed despite the use of identical hardware and software configurations. * The run with `nvcsw-max-thresh 0` showed about 3% lower mean FPS than those with the highest mean FPS, and has higher standard deviation compared to the best overall run. # Summary This benchmark compares different `nvcsw-max-thresh` parameters using the `scx_bpfland` scheduler on an Arch Linux system with identical hardware and software configurations. The findings reaffirm that setting `nvcsw-max-thresh` to 60 provides the best overall improvement in both mean FPS and stability, making it the optimal configuration among the tested parameters. Other settings like 90 and 0 underperformed significantly due to their lower mean FPS and higher variability in FPS.