# Top runs: * **Highest FPS**: `DOOM - Niri` run with an average FPS of 99.17%, which is around 2% higher than the `DOOM - Hyprland` run. * **Smoothest FPS**: `DOOM - Hyprland` run with a standard deviation of 1.39% and variance of 1.94% in FPS, which is slightly lower than the `DOOM - Niri` run with a standard deviation of 1.45% and variance of 2.11%. * **Best overall**: `DOOM - Niri` run, as it has the highest average FPS, while maintaining a reasonably low standard deviation and variance, indicating better overall performance and stability. # Issues: * None. Both runs appear to be using the same hardware configuration (AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT GPU, AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D CPU, 67GB RAM) and software setup (Steam Runtime 3, Linux kernel 6.15.0-rc6-pikaos, powersave scheduler), so the comparison is valid. # Summary The benchmark results show that the `DOOM - Niri` configuration performs slightly better than the `DOOM - Hyprland` configuration in terms of average FPS, while the `DOOM - Hyprland` configuration maintains slightly better stability in FPS. Overall, the `DOOM - Niri` configuration appears to be the better performing option, with around 2% higher average FPS and reasonably low standard deviation and variance in FPS compared to the `DOOM - Hyprland` configuration. The hardware and software configurations used in both runs are the same, providing a fair comparison between the two setups.