iQOO recently hosted a technical symposium focused on the gaming capabilities of the iQOO 16 and iQOO Pad Ultra, during which it delved into its well-established "3+2 Gaming Technology Framework." This framework, built around three foundational technologies—graphics, control, and optimization—extends into two key experience domains: cross-platform gaming and game streaming. In terms of graphics technology, iQOO unveiled its next-generation, in-house gaming chip, the Q4. This chip integrates three core functions: comprehensive ray tracing across all scenes, game super-resolution, and game super-framing. Additionally, it enhances several visual effects technologies, enabling a selection of popular mobile games to support true 2K native resolution super-resolution. Regarding control, iQOO introduced the Q-flex control technology for the first time, significantly reducing operational latency. For optimization, it launched the next-generation Monster HyperCore Engine and its in-house HyperCore scheduler, ensuring more stable frame rates and lower power consumption during high-load gaming sessions. Moreover, iQOO has developed its own PC game emulator, which supports nearly a hundred PC games, and a large-screen mode that encompasses over 20 popular mobile games. In the realm of game streaming, iQOO has refined the end-to-end streaming experience and collaborated with Douyin to optimize the audio quality for single-phone streaming. Notably, iQOO's inaugural flagship gaming arena is set to open its doors in Nanjing on September 28th, with the official launch of the iQOO 16 and iQOO Pad Ultra scheduled for the following day, September 29th.