>Yes, we arent using mobile gaming as an indicator of GPU growth/performance. Who's "we" because big tech has absolutely been touting GPU gains in their produc

>Yes, we arent using mobile gaming as an indicator of GPU growth/performance. Who's "we" because big tech has absolutely been touting GPU gains in their products for a long time now [1], driven by gaming. Top of the line iPhones can do raytracing now, and are getting AAA ports like Resident Evil. In what world is being over half of a 185B industry a technicality?. A lot of these advancements on mobile end up trickling up to their laptop/desktop counterparts (See Apple's M-series), which matters to non-mobile gamers as well. Advancements that wouldn't have happened if the money wasn't there. [1] https://crucialtangent.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/iphone5s-gpu-chart.png https://crucialtangent.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/iphone5s-...