# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `BORE 5.7.13 2/3` has the highest average FPS with negligible variability compared to others, providing a consistent experience. * **Smoothest FPS**: `BORE 5.7.13 2/3` also offers the smoothest FPS, indicated by the lowest standard deviation and variance among all runs. * **Best overall**: `BORE 5.7.13 2/3` stands out as the best overall due to its combination of highest FPS and smooth performance, despite very minor differences compared to other runs. # Issues: * The `BORE 5.9.0` runs consistently demonstrate lower average FPS compared to the `BORE 5.7.13` runs, with over 1% decrease in performance. * The `BORE 5.9.0` series also exhibits slightly higher FPS variability, contributing to a less stable experience. * Configuration difference: The `BORE 5.9.0` runs use a different OS (CachyOS) compared to the others, which might affect comparison focused on kernel versions. # Summary In the Rocket League benchmark comparing `BORE 5.7.13` and `BORE 5.9.0` versions using the same Linux kernel, the `BORE 5.7.13` release is consistently superior in both average performance and stability. This version achieves higher FPS with less variability during a match replay with no additional workload on a Ryzen 5700X and RTX 3060Ti system. The change in operating system to CachyOS in the `BORE 5.9.0` runs seems to negatively impact performance slightly, despite the use of the same `powersave` scheduler. Overall, the `BORE 5.7.13` version is recommended for better consistent frame rates and gaming experience in this scenario.