# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `osu!stable-BORE-0x42` - This run achieves a higher average FPS compared to the other run, providing better general performance. * **Smoothest FPS**: `osu!stable-BORE-0x0` - This run has a lower standard deviation and variance, indicating a more stable FPS experience. * **Best overall**: `osu!stable-BORE-0x42` - Despite having a slightly higher variance, the significant increase in FPS makes this the best overall run. # Issues: * The average GPU temperature and CPU temperature are lower in the second run, but there is a significantly higher standard deviation in both FPS and CPU load, which indicates more variability in performance under similar conditions. # Summary In this benchmark, the performance of `osu!stable` running on Fedora Linux 40 with the `powersave` Linux scheduler was compared between two different configurations, identified as `0x0` and `0x42`. Both runs were conducted under identical hardware and software environments. The run with configuration `0x42` demonstrated a higher average FPS, making it the best overall despite having a slightly higher variability in frame rates compared to configuration `0x0`, which had the smoothest FPS. The benchmark highlights that by switching to the `0x42` configuration, there is an improvement in performance, although it introduces a bit more inconsistency in the frame rates.