So why does this matter? We previously noted that the Pixel 10 Pro XL’s gaming performance was fine but certainly not on the cutting edge, as you might expect from a $1,199 flagship. In fact, last year’s Pixel 9 Pro XL easily outperformed it in a series of emulation tests, suggesting that Google’s choice of a DXT-48-1536 GPU inside the Tensor G5 chip might have backfired.
Still, gradual performance improvements and a new driver have now arrived. While a driver update isn’t a cure-all for dubious…
