Yes, these are average FPS. Minimum is a useless metric that is usually caused by benchmark issues, but 0.1% and 1% would be interesting. But they are usually c

Yes, these are average FPS. Minimum is a useless metric that is usually caused by benchmark issues, but 0.1% and 1% would be interesting. But they are usually correlated to average frame times, it's too rare that in specific games one processor has good average fps but sporadically dips to make the enormous effort to collect that data as well. When that happens it is because the architecture does not work well for gaming (Threadripper 1000 and 2000, fixed with the 3000 series) or there are not enough cores, something the site addresses in the build guide. When that happens the average FPS also are not great when looking at enough games, which the benchmark does for almost every modern processor. It would not make a difference when judging Intel vs AMD or Ryzen 3000 vs Intel 9000 series. The source articles for the benchmarks are linked though, often enough they also have those 1% or 0.1% benchmarks.