# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `default`, offering about 0.3% higher average FPS compared to `-k`. * **Smoothest FPS**: `-k`, with lower variance and standard deviation of FPS numbers, implying more consistent frame delivery. * **Best overall**: `default`, due to its slightly higher average FPS without a significant increase in variability. # Summary The benchmark compared two configurations on the same machine using different runs named `-k` and `default`. Both runs were executed on the same hardware and software configuration, including the Linux kernel, GPU, CPU, and operating system, with a focus on the performance scheduler. The `default` run slightly outperformed the `-k` run in terms of average FPS, while `-k` exhibited smoother frame timing with less variability. Overall, the `default` run achieved a modest advantage in FPS, making it the preferred configuration for users prioritizing higher responsiveness over slightly smoother FPS consistency.