Well, it sounds like a real issue, but the diagnosis is AI slop. You can see, for example, how it takes the paragraph quoted from waydabber (attributing the issue to dynamic resource allocation) and expands it into a whole section without really understanding it. The section is in fact self-contradictory: it first claims that the DCP firmware implements framebuffer allocation, then almost immediately goes on to say it's actually the GPU driver and "the DCP itself is not the bottleneck". Similar confusion throughout the rest of the post.

Agree. I started reading the article until I realized it wasn’t even self-coherent. Then I got to the classic two-column table setup and realized I was just reading straight LLM output.

There might be a problem but it’s hard to know what to trust with these LLM generated reports.

I might be jaded from reading one too many Claude-generated GitHub issues that look exactly like this that turned out to be something else.

I think you are probably right--it's a real problem.

As an article, it is not 100% coherent, but there is a valid data and a real problem that is clear.