# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `lavd-best` with a mean FPS significantly higher than the other runs, providing the best performance in terms of sheer frame rate. * **Smoothest FPS**: `lavd-best` with the lowest standard deviation and variance in FPS, indicating the best frame stability among the runs. * **Best overall**: `lavd-best` combines the highest frame rate and smoothest performance, making it the optimal run overall. # Issues: * The second run has a markedly lower average FPS compared to the others, decreasing by over 13% from the highest, coupled with a higher standard deviation by over 13%, indicating issues with both performance and stability. * Despite a similar configuration, the second run uses more RAM and exhibits higher frame times, potentially indicating suboptimal resource usage. # Summary This benchmark evaluated performance under the `lavd` setting on CachyOS with an AMD Ryzen 5 6600HS and AMD Radeon Graphics. The test emphasizes the importance of both FPS and frame time stability. The `lavd-best` configuration showcases superior performance with the highest mean FPS and stability, indicating the potential of `lavd` optimizations. The main configuration demonstrates notable reductions in FPS and stability, raising potential concerns for performance consistency in workloads that rapidly vary in demand. This suggests that while `lavd` optimizations offer substantial benefits, careful configuration is necessary to maintain consistent performance across different scenarios.