# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `BPFLAND-2MS` which showed a slightly higher mean FPS percentage compared to all other runs, coupled with a lower standard deviation indicating relative stability. * **Smoothest FPS**: `BPFLAND-30ms-noslicelag` due to its superior stability, having one of the lowest standard deviation and variance percentages across all runs. * **Best overall**: `BPFLAND-30ms` offered a balanced performance showcasing slightly lower FPS compared to `BPFLAND-2MS`, yet maintained excellent stability with one of the lowest variance percentages. # Issues: * The cases without slice lag showed more fluctuation in FPS stability, resulting in higher standard deviation percentages when compared to their slice lag counterparts. # Summary This benchmark examines the performance impact of different configurations of `BPFLAND` slices with and without slice lag on the game AC IV Black Flag running on a consistent hardware and software setup. CachyOS with an AMD Radeon R7 370 Series GPU and AMD FX-6300 CPU was used across all runs, ensuring uniform test conditions. The runs explored various millisecond configurations, including `2MS`, `5ms`, `25MS`, and `30ms`, with and without slice lag. Overall, the presence of slice lag in various configurations displayed better FPS stability, as seen in lower variance and std. dev., though slight differences in mean FPS suggested the need for careful consideration of slice lag when optimizing for both stability and performance in gaming scenarios.