>had a substantially larger 17 fps gap
A gap of FPS has no meaning. FPS have to be compared with percentage difference. If you want to measure a gap in absolute terms you need to convert the measurements to milliseconds per frame.
A gap of FPS has no meaning. FPS have to be compared with percentage difference. If you want to measure a gap in absolute terms you need to convert the measurements to milliseconds per frame.
It's still open to interpretation what exactly they are measuring with their frame timings, e.g. is Windows consistently generating frames within 10.6ms but Nobora is up to 9% less performant then that, sometimes 11.6ms? Although this only seems to be for the 1% lows. I don't think it's a particularly insightful metric in this particular benchmark.