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| Metric | Standard Ed. NSP | “H” Variant (Better) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 28-40 fps (average 34) | 45-53 fps (average 48) – huge gain | | Docked Framerate | 30-45 fps (choppy) | 50-60 fps (stable in open play) | | Loading Time (Boot to Menu) | 22.4 seconds | 18.1 seconds | | Match Load (Career Mode) | 14.2 seconds | 11.8 seconds | | Input Latency (Pro Controller) | 92ms | 67ms (feels crisp) | | Battery Drain (Handheld) | 2hr 45min | 1hr 55min (cost of overclock) | | Audio Sync in Replays | Occasional delay | Perfect sync | | Crash Rate (per 10 hours) | 1 crash | 1 crash (same stability) |
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