He doesnt not have dev experience. As far as i recall, he posted some months ago on neogaf that he's in marketing of some sort. If he is coding something, its some marketing software.
He made 4 or 5 videos about Dirt 5 where he kept beating that dead horse where he aparently found lower quality settings on xbox than on ps5. I remember at the time of Hitman 3's launch some people asking him when he'll make a video. It seems he didnt find the time for that game, where ps5 was running lower settings and resolution than series x. I mention this because he's a declared giant sony fan and he thinks they're always at the top in tech, regardless what anyone else is doing. His 2020 top graphics had all the 3 sony exclusives lined up. He placed Flight Sim behind all of them and then claimed the game doesnt really have any gameplay outside of taking off and landing. Some people were kind enough to explain it to him how wrong that statement is, but this serves to show how superficial he treats computer releases and betray his lack of both understanding what he's talking about and sufficient research. Plus, a lot of his points for his top grahical showcases had him talking about gameplay. Well, which is it ? You're making a graphical top 10 by judging gameplay ?
In his crysis remastered video he was shooting from the hip again regarding settings and performance profile like he does in the video in question, claiming the to the metal API of ps5 delivering "much higher performance" than on pc and so on. Just incorrect statements pulled from his ass without actually showing or having proof of anything.
He couldnt even be bothered to have the correct steam percentages right now in his downplaying of computers and inflation of consoles. Its around 18% of steam using RTX cards, after we get the next update in august its probably gonna be 20%. 1 in 5 people in steam having RTX cards is not bad at all. That means several tens of millions of users.
Galyonkin, the steamspy dude made an article back in 2015 regarding the actual number of people who purchase big, expensive games in a continuous manner.
https://galyonk.in/your-target-audience-doesn-t-exist-999b78aa77ae
He found its a very small percentage of people who are actually doing the big sales. Steam is much larger now than in 2015, but i suspect this still applies. The countless tens of millions of users with 1050 and 1060 are not the ones buying every AAA release at full price. Its those smaller percentages of people with higher end gpus, which are sufficient enough to sustain that market. Even if the percentages are smaller, they're percentages out of extremely high numbers, so its still many many millions of gamers.
nxgamer strikes me as someone who one day googled something like this, then at the end told himself he's now equiped to make youtube "analysis"
https://fgiesen.wordpress.com/2011/07/09/a-trip-through-the-graphics-pipeline-2011-index/