ARM’s Next-Gen Phone Chips Are So Much Better for Gaming. Does it Matter?
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ARM’s next-gen mobile chips boosting gaming performance shifts the constraint to RAM and thermal budgets, especially in midrange phones. App builders should assume console-lite workloads on handhelds — but also design for aggressive memory pressure on cheaper devices.
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