# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `BORE`—delivers the highest average FPS, ensuring a very fluid gameplay experience. * **Smoothest FPS**: `Rusty`—exhibits the lowest standard deviation and variance in FPS, offering the most consistent frame rate. * **Best overall**: `BORE`—considering both the high average FPS and reasonable consistency, this run provides the best overall performance. # Issues: * The performance from the run using `Rustland` scheduler shows average FPS around 36% lower than the best-performing runs, with higher GPU power consumption while still delivering less performance. The relatively high standard deviation shows significant instability, dGPU load and lower overall FPS making it a subpar option. * The run using `Rustland-interactive` scheduler also demonstrates poor performance, similar to `Rustland`, with FPS staying at about same lower percentage of the highest runs while maintaining high variance in FPS values. # Summary In these benchmarks of Rocket League’s new map on a Ryzen 5700X and RTX 3060 Ti setup with differing Linux schedulers on CachyOS, the default `performance` scheduler (`BORE`) yielded the highest and most stable frame rates, making it the top choice. Both `Rustland` and `Rustland-interactive` schedulers performed notably worse, with significantly lower FPS and higher instability. This evaluation highlights the impact of different Linux schedulers on gaming performance, emphasizing that while some schedulers may aim to balance system load, they can also dramatically affect game fluidity and responsiveness.