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Low:
4812 frames 17.886 seconds 269.04 fps ( 3.72 ms/f) 37.508 fps variability
4812 frames 17.800 seconds 270.34 fps ( 3.70 ms/f) 33.420 fps variability

Medium Low:
4812 frames 17.559 seconds 274.05 fps ( 3.65 ms/f) 36.882 fps variability
4812 frames 17.292 seconds 278.28 fps ( 3.59 ms/f) 34.368 fps variability

Medium:
4812 frames 18.160 seconds 264.98 fps ( 3.77 ms/f) 31.954 fps variability
4812 frames 18.222 seconds 264.08 fps ( 3.79 ms/f) 32.423 fps variability

Low w/ 3 Chrome tabs open (YT and Twitch simultaneously playing in background) + discord + spotify
4812 frames 17.924 seconds 268.47 fps ( 3.72 ms/f) 34.512 fps variability
4812 frames 17.829 seconds 269.90 fps ( 3.71 ms/f) 34.167 fps variability

Low @1920x1080:
4812 frames 18.322 seconds 262.63 fps ( 3.81 ms/f) 35.843 fps variability

CPU: Ryzen R5 2600 @3.4GHz (Stock cooler, no OC)
GPU: Radeon RX580 4g (No OC)
RAM: 16GB DDR4 @3000MHz
GPU Driver Version 18.11.1
Resolution: 1024x768 Stretched
Dxlevel: 81
OS: Windows 10 Education (tweaked and bloat-free)
Config: Mastercomfig 6.10.0 with minor changes

SMT On vs Off made no difference in TF2. I'll update with OC benchmarks once I buy a decent Noctua cooler. Also this seems like a major deviation from other Ryzen benchmarks here. Am I just lucky or are others doing something seriously wrong?

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