Maybe. But the real driving force, I suspect, is gaming is the only segment that really needs Moore's (attenuated) Law to keep up with both the advances provided by the developers and the competitive need for their rig to be up, or in front, of ones peers. Hence the rapidity of upgrades is governed only by availability and one's pocket. And leisure spend is usually more generous than business/utility spend.
Whereas for business and straight personal client/browser/email usage - almost any old kit will suffice until it dies or goes unsupported. Indeed I noted that during the height of the pandemic - just how many retired laptops and desktops were recycled into use and found 'good enough'. Even Win10's eol in 2025 will mostly effect kit 6 or more years old so the trend on longer replacement cycles will probably continue and further distort the traditional PC market towards gaming.
Also the miners are also probably classified into the gaming segment.