Best graphics android tablet? Also possible controller?

The difference I discovered with various Android tablet is that some enable shadowing, and some don't. Its not an option, the game simply sets it according to the GPU.

Its double sided.

With shadowing, you get better graphics quality but you lose frame rate.

Without shadowing, it doesn't look as nice, but things seem to run smoother.

I started playing War Robots on the Shield Tablet, Nexus 9 and Pixel C. I have retired two of these devices, and my Pixel C developed unrelated problems.

I am playing War Robots now on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 (the Tab S3 is coming but it will be costly) and the Asus Zenpad 3s 10which has a 64 bit Mediatek chip. Both happy with them.



I also found it works well on the late 2016 model of the Samsung Tab A, the 10" model with the elongated aspect ratio, SM-T580.

I have also found War Robots playable and compatible with a number of Chromebooks that has touch screens and Android app compatibility that are in development. These include:

Acer R11, educational version C738T
Acer R13 - This is an aluminum clad flip Chromebook with a 2.1Ghz Mediatek processor with 64 bit cores.
Asus C302CA - Another mid to high end Chromebook, with an Intel M core processor.
Samsung Chromebook Plus - Probably the best in the group due to the screen aspect ratio, simply the best quality of the screen. The chip is an ARM chip branded by Google as the OP1, which really is the Rockchip 3399, an octacore chip with 64 bit ARM.

I have not tested this, but likely it will run:

Asus Chromebook Flip

This model has yet to appear in the market but may potentially run:

Samsung Chromebook Pro - Identical to the Chromebook Plus, but trades ARM chip to an Intel M core.

Of these models, the Samsung Chromebook Pro, the Asus C302CA and the Acer R11 are all running on Intel processors.

Asus Zenpad 3s 10

The screen on my Pixel C stopped responding although the rest of the tablet still worked.

But it has been a pretty good device for games but also for other things as well, with the keyboard extension its like a pseudo laptop.

I am sometimes tempted to get a new Pixel C, but only at a massive discount. At the current prices I may as well wait for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 despite the Samsung bloatware.

Im having 2nd thoughts now on the galaxy tab s3 vs the pixel C. Pixel C is missing some refinements I have grown used to.

So does the new Galaxy tab s3 have the same Snapdragon 820 as my S7 edge? If so, then I'll just keep my pixel c. I ran 3d mark & sling shot extreme test on both. The pixel did way better.

Specs?