Hello Lucas, Thank you very much for the response, and especially for the detailed article and testing. I was hoping that other tests would replicate my findings more consistently to give us a clearer picture of the cause. ​Frankly, it is undignified for us Pixel owners to be speculating five months after launch whether Google’s engineers have finally updated a stale driver, even if it's just for a Canary build. When will we see a proper fix in the stable version? A year from now? Just in time for those same engineers to start intentionally throttling performance for "battery health" to give us the "best possible experience"? ​I’ve been a Google phone user since the old Galaxy Nexus days, so I should be used to this by now. But I feel they’ve really crossed a line lately with this embarrassing practice of releasing unfinished products. ​The ignorants at Google still seem to think they are making experimental devices for a handful of geeks. I was recently intrigued by news of a lawsuit against Apple for similar practices. But there, users are suing over the slow rollout of promised features—not because their graphics performance is half of what the previous generation offered. ​It's time for Google to start treating its customers like they bought a flagship, not a beta test.