# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `bore1` has the highest average FPS. * **Smoothest FPS**: `bpfland` has the smoothest FPS with the lowest standard deviation and variance. * **Best overall**: `bore1` offers the best overall experience because it combines the highest FPS with a reasonably low standard deviation. # Issues: * The run using the specific performance optimization saw roughly a 10% drop in average FPS compared to the best-performing run, suggesting suboptimal performance. * One of the runs displayed a significant reduction in GPU load by around 10%, resulting in lower FPS consistency. * RAM usage in the run with the highest FPS was about 5% lower than the subsequent highest, suggesting a lack of optimization in memory management. # Summary This benchmark evaluates the performance of various Rust-based schedulers using the `isonzo` title on a consistent hardware and software platform featuring an NVIDIA RTX 2060 GPU and an Intel Core i5-10600K CPU running CachyOS with a `performance`-tuned Linux kernel. The data highlights that the `bore1` scheduler delivers the highest average FPS, while the `bpfland` scheduler offers the smoothest gameplay experience. The `bore1` scheduler emerges as the best overall choice by balancing high performance with stability. However, some configurations show noticeable performance challenges, primarily in GPU load consistency and RAM utilization, suggesting areas for further optimization.