## Top runs - **Highest FPS**: `Nobody Wants to Die_Linux` has the highest average FPS, outperforming the Windows run. - **Smoothest FPS**: `Nobody Wants to Die_Windows` offers the smoothest FPS as indicated by the lower standard deviation and variance of FPS. - **Best overall**: `Nobody Wants to Die_Linux`, given it has a moderate increase in FPS stability while also maintaining a higher average FPS compared to the Windows run. ## Issues - `Nobody Wants to Die_Windows` presents significantly worse FPS compared to the Linux run. Both runs use similar hardware but differ in OS. The Windows run shows an average FPS approximately 4% lower than the Linux run. Given the same GPU and similar CPU loads, this discrepancy is significant. ## Summary The benchmark "Nobody Wants to Die" contains two runs, one on Linux and one on Windows, both utilizing the AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT GPU. The Linux run outperforms in terms of average FPS, being roughly 4% higher than the Windows run. However, the Windows run shows better FPS stability, with a variance in FPS substantially lower than the Linux run. Both runs indicate similar GPU utilization, but the Windows run shows some performance dips likely due to its higher variance in GPU load. The significant performance issue in the Windows run impacts its overall score despite its smoother FPS.