# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `Fair` with a mean FPS that is slightly higher than all other configurations. * **Smoothest FPS**: `Bpfland` has the lowest variance, thus offering the smoothest experience. * **Best overall**: `Bpfland` due to its balance of high FPS and stability. # Issues: * The `Fair --lowlatency` configuration showed a decrease in performance stability, with the highest FPS variance among the runs. # Summary This benchmark compared the performance of the `Bpfland` and `Fair` Linux schedulers while playing a Rocket League match replay on a system powered by a Ryzen 5700X and RTX 3060 Ti. Both configurations utilized the `powersave` Linux kernel scheduler and were tested on the CachyOS operating system. Notably, the `Fair` configuration achieved the highest average FPS, while `Bpfland` provided the smoothest frame consistency. The `Bpfland` configuration proved to be the best overall, as it maintained a good balance between high FPS and low variance, offering a more stable gaming experience. However, the performance of the `Fair --lowlatency` was hindered by a relatively higher variance in FPS, which could impact gameplay fluidity.