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Intel Core Ultra 7 165H vs AMD Ryzen 7 8840U vs Intel Core Ultra 7 155H

Intel Core Ultra 7 165H

► remove from comparison Intel Ultra 7 165H

The Intel Core Ultra 7 165H is a high-end laptop processor of the Meteor Lake series. This 1st Gen Core Ultra chip has come to replace 13th generation Core chips; it has 16 cores (6 + 8 + 2) and 22 threads at its disposal. The 16 cores are comprised of 6 HT-enabled Performance cores running at up to 5.0 GHz and 10 Efficient cores (8 main cores plus 2 extra ones found in the Low Power Island) running at up to 3.8 GHz. Two of the 10 E-cores are located in the Low Power Island.

The 8-core Arc GPU, just out of the oven, serves as the integrated graphics adapter - this runs at up to 2.30 GHz - and there is a bevy of other brand-new technologies on offer as well, including the integrated AI Boost NPU with two Gen 3 engines for hardware AI workload acceleration.

Architecture and Features

With Meteor Lake, Intel intends to deliver higher CPU performance, higher GPU performance and at the same time, longer battery life than what Raptor Lake chips were capable of. The company also wants a large piece of the AI cake and is working with Microsoft and other partners to make that happen. As a result, Windows Defender is now AI-enabled, meaning it can use the Intel NPU to take some of the load off the main CPU cores. We also get this new Intel Device Discovery technology that is designed to give us a better hardware-based remote laptop management than ever before; and, to make things even better, Intel now offers a dedicated Arc Pro graphics driver for workstations.

This generation of Intel Core processors features Redwood architecture P-cores and Crestwood architecture E-cores. Both come with architectural improvements over Raptor Cove and Gracemont respectively for slightly higher performance-per-clock figures; the interesting thing is that of the 10 E-cores, two are actually a separate cluster located on what Intel calls a "Low Power Island". Essentially, the latter is an SoC within an SoC that can stay active while most other parts of the chip are temporarily switched off to save power. The low-power E-cores run at up to 2.5 GHz. Intel hopes this approach will let it deliver unprecedentedly low power consumption figures when under low load, boosting battery life of laptops and tablets powered by Meteor Lake.

To build Meteor Lake processors, Intel uses the Foveros technology (stacking several chips on top of each other). This is a cost-cutting measure more than anything else, as manufacturing several small dies on several different processes is so much cheaper than making a huge single die and hoping that there are no defects in it that will require disabling some parts of it.

Elsewhere, the Core Ultra 7 165H comes with 24 MB of L3 cache and a very healthy number of PCIe 5 and PCIe 4 lanes for NVMe SSD speeds up to 15.7 GB/s. vPro Enterprise and business-centric features such as the Remote Platform Erase are onboard as well. It supports RAM running at up to 7467 MHz (DDR5-5600, LPDDR5-7467, LPDDR5x-7467, to be specific - which is about as good as what 8040 series Ryzen chips have). Naturally, the chip also features built-in Thunderbolt 4 support and Intel CNVi Wi-Fi support; fascinatingly enough, Intel chose to keep native SATA III support that AMD had removed from its Ryzen processors quite a while ago.

The 165H is compatible with 64-bit Windows 10, 64-bit Windows 11 and with many Linux distros.

Performance

If one chooses to trust the official Intel performance data, then the 165H is about as fast as the Ryzen 9 6900HX (Zen 3 Plus, 8 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.9 GHz), as far as multi-thread benchmark scores are concerned. This isn't a ground-breaking result but let's just wait for our in-house testing results instead of jumping to conclusions.

Either way, real-world performance of the chip may vary significantly depending on how high the CPU power limits are and how competent the cooling solution of the system is.

Graphics

The 8-core Arc GPU running at up to 2.30 GHz is slated to be a proper alternative to the mighty Radeon 780M. The thing is almost as fast as the GTX 1650 (Laptop) and the RTX 2050 (Laptop) to represent some seriously solid performance gains over aging Xe-series integrated GPUs. If one chooses to take Intel's word for it, that is.

A proper DX12 Ultimate graphics adapter, the Arc is no stranger to ray tracing and other modern technologies including AI frame generation (XeSS). It will let you connect up to four SUHD 4320p monitors and it will both HW-encode and HW-encode the most widely used video codecs including AVC, HEVC and AV1 in a fast and efficient manner.

Your mileage may vary depending on how high the CPU power limits are, how competent the cooling solution of your system is, how fast the RAM of your system is. The latter is really important; Intel stresses that for the Arc to deliver the best results possible, multi-channel RAM configuration is a must.

Power consumption

This mighty Core Ultra 7 series processor has a Base power consumption of 28 W, while its Turbo power consumption is not supposed to exceed 115 W. A powerful cooling solution is a must for any system powered by this chip.

The 165H is comprised of five small chips ("tiles") that are connected using Intel's Foveros technology. The tile containing main CPU cores is produced on the fairly modern 7 nm Intel process marketed as Intel 4 while most other tiles (the iGPU, the I/O die, ...) are built with TSMC's N5 and N6 processes. The base tile is built with the old Intel 22FFL process.

AMD Ryzen 7 8840U

► remove from comparison AMD R7 8840U

The Ryzen 7 8840U is a powerful laptop processor (APU) of the Hawk Point family. This isn't an entirely new APU; instead, the R7 8840U is a rebadged R7 7840U with virtually no differences between the two to report. Its eight Zen 4 cores run at 3.3 GHz to 5.1 GHz and are SMT-enabled for a total of 16 processing threads. The great Radeon 780M iGPU is responsible for 3D processing and similar duties; the 8840U also features Ryzen AI, now in its 2nd generation, which is AMD's answer to Intel's GNA and DL Boost technologies.

Architecture & Features

Hawk Point family chips are powered by the Zen 4 architecture, much like Phoenix and Dragon Range family chips are. That's not to say there is no difference between the three. With Hawk Point, AMD is betting big on generative AI; these chips are promised to deliver an up to 40% increase in generative AI performance over 7040 series APUs making apps like DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Photoshop more powerful than ever before.

Unlike Zen 3, Zen 4 features AVX512 support and, thanks to a plethora of other improvements including larger caches/registers/buffers across the board, is slated to deliver a double-digit IPC improvement over the former.

Elsewhere, the 8840U has 16 MB of L3 cache and support for super-fast DDR5-5600 and LPDDR5x-7500 RAM. The chip is compatible with USB 4 and thus with Thunderbolt. It comes with 20 PCIe 4 lanes, giving fast NVMe SSD up to 7.8 GB/s of throughput.

Systems built around the 8840U are designed to run 64-bit Windows 11, 64-bit Windows 10, or Linux. Please note that this processor is not overclockable and neither is it user-replaceable. It gets soldered to the motherboard for good instead (FP7, FP7r2, FP8 socket interfaces).

Performance

Since the 8840U is a 7840U in disguise, it's safe to expect it to be about as fast as the Core i7-12650H, as far as multi-thread performance is concerned. This means the chip is fast enough to make 99% of consumers happy, as of December 2023.

Your mileage may vary depending on how high the CPU power limits are and how competent the cooling solution of your system is.

Graphics

The Radeon 780M has 12 CUs (768 shaders) purring away at up to 2,700 MHz. This is exactly the right iGPU for people looking for a bit more horsepower than what Intel's aging Xe options can provide. The Radeon will let you use up to 4 monitors with resolutions as high as SUHD 4320p and it will also HW-decode and HW-encode the most widely used video codecs (including AV1, HEVC and AVC) without breaking a sweat. In terms of gaming, the thing is good enough for 1080p and medium-to-low settings, as of late 2023.

Your mileage may vary depending on how high the CPU power limits are, how competent the cooling solution of your system is, how fast the RAM of your system is (there is no dedicated VRAM here).

Power consumption

This Ryzen 7 series chip has a long-term power limit (default TDP) of 28 W. Laptop makers are free to change that value significantly, with values as low as 15 W and as high as 30 W greenlighted by AMD. Either way, an active cooling solution is a must for any system powered by this chip.

The 8840U is built with TSMC's 4 nm process for high, as of late 2023, energy efficiency.

Intel Core Ultra 7 155H

► remove from comparison Intel Ultra 7 155H

The Intel Core Ultra 7 155H is a high-end laptop processor of the Meteor Lake series that has 16 cores (6 + 8 + 2) and 22 threads at its disposal. This 1st Gen Core Ultra chip has come to replace 13th generation Core chips; its 16 cores are comprised of 6 HT-enabled Performance cores running at up to 4.8 GHz and 10 Efficient cores (8 main cores plus 2 extra ones found in the Low Power Island) running at up to 3.8 GHz.

The 8-core Arc GPU, just out of the oven, serves as the integrated graphics adapter - this runs at up to 2.30 GHz - and there is a bevy of other brand-new technologies on offer as well, including the integrated AI Boost NPU with two Gen 3 engines for hardware AI workload acceleration.

Architecture and Features

With Meteor Lake, Intel intends to deliver higher CPU performance, higher GPU performance and at the same time, longer battery life than what Raptor Lake chips were capable of. The company also wants a large piece of the AI cake and is working with Microsoft and other partners to make that happen. As a result, Windows Defender is now AI-enabled, meaning it can use the Intel NPU to take some of the load off the main CPU cores. We also get this new Intel Device Discovery technology that is designed to give us a better hardware-based remote laptop management than ever before; and, to make things even better, Intel now offers a dedicated Arc Pro graphics driver for workstations.

This generation of Intel Core processors features Redwood architecture P-cores and Crestwood architecture E-cores. Both come with slight architectural improvements over Raptor Cove and Gracemont respectively for slightly higher performance-per-clock figures; the interesting thing is that of the 10 E-cores, two are actually a separate cluster located on what Intel calls a "Low Power Island". Essentially, the latter is an SoC within an SoC that can stay active while most other parts of the chip are temporarily switched off to save power. The low-power E-cores run at up to 2.5 GHz. Intel hopes this approach will let it deliver unprecedentedly low power consumption figures when under low load, boosting battery life of laptops and tablets powered by Meteor Lake.

To build its Meteor Lake processors, Intel uses the Foveros technology (stacking several chips on top of each other). This is a cost-cutting measure more than anything else, as manufacturing several small dies on several different processes is so much cheaper than making a huge single die and hoping that there are no defects in it that will require disabling some parts of it.

Elsewhere, the Core Ultra 7 155H comes with 24 MB of L3 cache and a very healthy number of PCIe 5 and PCIe 4 lanes for NVMe SSD speeds up to 15.7 GB/s. It supports RAM running at up to 7467 MHz (DDR5-5600, LPDDR5-7467, LPDDR5x-7467, to be specific - which is about as good as what 8040 series Ryzen chips have). Naturally, the chip features built-in Thunderbolt 4 support and Intel CNVi Wi-Fi support; fascinatingly enough, Intel chose to keep native SATA III support that AMD had removed from its Ryzen processors quite a while ago.

The 155H is compatible with 64-bit Windows 10, 64-bit Windows 11 and with many Linux distros.

Performance

If one chooses to trust the official performance data published by Intel, then the 155H is about as fast as the Ryzen 9 6900HX (Zen 3 Plus, 8 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.9 GHz), as far as multi-thread performance is concerned. This isn't a ground-breaking result but let's just wait for our in-house testing results instead of jumping to conclusions.

Either way, real-world performance of the chip may vary significantly depending on how high the CPU power limits are and how competent the cooling solution of the system is.

Graphics

The 8-core Arc GPU running at up to 2.30 GHz is slated to be a proper alternative to the mighty Radeon 780M. The thing is almost as fast as the GTX 1650 (Laptop) and the RTX 2050 (Laptop) to represent some seriously solid performance gains over aging Xe-series integrated GPUs. If one chooses to take Intel's word for it, that is.

A proper DX12 Ultimate graphics adapter, the Arc is no stranger to ray tracing and other modern technologies including AI frame generation (XeSS). It will let you connect up to four SUHD 4320p monitors and it will both HW-encode and HW-encode the most widely used video codecs including AVC, HEVC and AV1 in a fast and efficient manner.

Your mileage may vary depending on how high the CPU power limits are, how competent the cooling solution of your system is, how fast the RAM of your system is. The latter is really important; Intel stresses that for the Arc to deliver the best results possible, multi-channel RAM configuration is a must.

Power consumption

This mighty Core Ultra 7 series processor has a Base power consumption of 28 W, while its Turbo power consumption is not supposed to exceed 115 W. Its Base power consumption is supposed to be around 64 W, however, most laptop makers will probably go for a higher value to get higher clock speeds and thus better performance. Either way, a powerful cooling solution will be needed to sort out this chip's hot temper.

The 155H is comprised of five small chips ("tiles") that are connected using Intel's Foveros technology. The tile containing main CPU cores is produced on the fairly modern 7 nm Intel process marketed as Intel 4 while most other tiles (the iGPU, the I/O die, ...) are built with TSMC's N5 and N6 processes. The base tile is built with the old Intel 22FFL process.

ModelIntel Core Ultra 7 165HAMD Ryzen 7 8840UIntel Core Ultra 7 155H
SeriesIntel Meteor Lake-HAMD Hawk Point (Zen 4/4c, Ryzen 8040)Intel Meteor Lake-H
CodenameMeteor Lake-HHawk Point-U (Zen 4)Meteor Lake-H
Series: Meteor Lake-H Meteor Lake-H
Intel Core Ultra 9 185H3.8 - 5.1 GHz16 / 22 cores24 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 7 165H « 3.8 - 5 GHz16 / 22 cores24 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 7 155H3.8 - 4.8 GHz16 / 22 cores24 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 5 135H3.6 - 4.6 GHz14 / 18 cores18 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 5 125H3.6 - 4.5 GHz14 / 18 cores18 MB L3
AMD Ryzen 7 8840U « 3.3 - 5.1 GHz8 / 16 cores16 MB L3
AMD Ryzen 5 8640U3.5 - 4.9 GHz6 / 12 cores16 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 9 185H3.8 - 5.1 GHz16 / 22 cores24 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 7 165H3.8 - 5 GHz16 / 22 cores24 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 7 155H « 3.8 - 4.8 GHz16 / 22 cores24 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 5 135H3.6 - 4.6 GHz14 / 18 cores18 MB L3
Intel Core Ultra 5 125H3.6 - 4.5 GHz14 / 18 cores18 MB L3
Clock3800 - 5000 MHz3300 - 5100 MHz3800 - 4800 MHz
L3 Cache24 MB16 MB24 MB
Cores / Threads16 / 22
6 x 5.0 GHz Intel Redwood Cove P-Core
8 x 3.8 GHz Intel Crestmont E-Core
2 x 2.5 GHz Intel Crestmont E-Core
8 / 16
8 x 5.1 GHz AMD Zen 4
16 / 22
6 x 4.8 GHz Intel Redwood Cove P-Core
8 x 3.8 GHz Intel Crestmont E-Core
2 x 2.5 GHz Intel Crestmont E-Core
TDP28 Watt28 Watt28 Watt
Technology7 nm4 nm7 nm
max. Temp.110 °C100 °C110 °C
SocketBGA2049FP7/FP7r2/FP8BGA2049
FeaturesDDR5-5600/LPDDR5-7467/LPDDR5x-7467 RAM, PCIe 5, Thr. Director, DL Boost, AI Boost, vPro Enterprise, RPE, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AES, AVX, AVX2, AVX-VNNI, FMA3, SHADDR5-5600/LPDDR5x-7500 RAM, PCIe 4, Ryzen AI, AES, AVX, AVX2, AVX512, FMA3, MMX (+), SHA, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, SSE4A, SSSE3DDR5-5600/LPDDR5-7467/LPDDR5x-7467 RAM, PCIe 5, Thr. Director, DL Boost, AI Boost, vPro Ess., MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AES, AVX, AVX2, AVX-VNNI, FMA3, SHA
iGPUIntel Arc 8-Core iGPU ( - 2300 MHz)AMD Radeon 780M ( - 2700 MHz)Intel Arc 8-Core iGPU ( - 2250 MHz)
Architecturex86x86x86
Announced
Manufacturerark.intel.comwww.amd.comark.intel.com
L1 Cache512 KB
L2 Cache8 MB
Die Size178 mm2

Benchmarks

Performance Rating - CB R15 + R20 + 7-Zip + X265 + Blender + 3DM11 CPU - R7 8840U
41.9 pt (58%)
Performance Rating - CB R15 + R20 + 7-Zip + X265 + Blender + 3DM11 CPU - Ultra 7 155H
42 pt (58%)
Cinebench 2024 - Cinebench 2024 CPU Single Core
98 Points (68%)
min: 2.2     avg: 88.6     median: 102.5 (71%)     max: 107.2 Points
Cinebench 2024 - Cinebench 2024 CPU Multi Core
748 Points (14%)
min: 6.94     avg: 718     median: 752 (14%)     max: 1024 Points
Cinebench R23 - Cinebench R23 Multi Core
15743 Points (15%)
min: 10162     avg: 11567     median: 11567 (11%)     max: 12972 Points
min: 9769     avg: 14809     median: 14712.5 (14%)     max: 19007 Points
Cinebench R23 - Cinebench R23 Single Core
1668 Points (71%)
min: 1701     avg: 1705     median: 1704.5 (73%)     max: 1708 Points
min: 1496     avg: 1722     median: 1745.5 (74%)     max: 1801 Points
Cinebench R20 - Cinebench R20 CPU (Single Core)
687 Points (76%)
min: 665     avg: 668     median: 667.5 (74%)     max: 670 Points
min: 611     avg: 666     median: 670.5 (75%)     max: 693 Points
Cinebench R20 - Cinebench R20 CPU (Multi Core)
5904 Points (14%)
min: 3987     avg: 4527     median: 4527 (11%)     max: 5067 Points
min: 3798     avg: 5736     median: 5645.5 (14%)     max: 7409 Points
Cinebench R15 - Cinebench R15 CPU Multi 64 Bit
2642 Points (17%)
min: 1539     avg: 1782     median: 1781.5 (11%)     max: 2024 Points
min: 1932     avg: 2431     median: 2475 (16%)     max: 2857.55 Points
Cinebench R15 - Cinebench R15 CPU Single 64 Bit
257 Points (77%)
min: 263     avg: 265.5     median: 265.5 (80%)     max: 268 Points
min: 210     avg: 252.9     median: 255 (77%)     max: 268 Points
Cinebench R11.5 - Cinebench R11.5 CPU Multi 64 Bit
24.1 Points (31%)
min: 29.98     avg: 31.7     median: 31.7 (41%)     max: 33.49 Points
Cinebench R11.5 - Cinebench R11.5 CPU Single 64 Bit
3.2 Points (80%)
min: 3.07     avg: 3.1     median: 3.1 (77%)     max: 3.13 Points
Cinebench R10 - Cinebench R10 Rend. Single (32bit)
7381 Points (45%)
min: 9828     avg: 9874     median: 9873.5 (60%)     max: 9919 Points
Cinebench R10 - Cinebench R10 Rend. Multi (32bit)
41306 Points (30%)
min: 56242     avg: 58357     median: 58357 (42%)     max: 60472 Points
Cinebench R10 - Cinebench R10 Rend. Multi (64bit)
71128 Points (49%)
min: 13726     avg: 54366     median: 54365.5 (38%)     max: 95005 Points
Cinebench R10 - Cinebench R10 Rend. Single (64bit)
13618 Points (17%)
min: 13938     avg: 48020     median: 48020 (58%)     max: 82102 Points
wPrime 2.10 - wPrime 2.0 1024m *
84.3 s (1%)
139.6 s (2%)
wPrime 2.10 - wPrime 2.0 32m *
3.3 s (1%)
3.5 s (1%)
wPrime 1.55 - wPrime 1.55 1024m *
482 s (2%)
wPrime 1.55 - wPrime 1.55 32m *
3.4 s (2%)
WinRAR - WinRAR 4.0
min: 7084     avg: 7404     median: 7403.5 (12%)     max: 7723 Points
7-Zip 18.03 - 7-Zip 18.03 Multli Thread 4 runs
62349 MIPS (36%)
min: 47579     avg: 52687     median: 52687 (30%)     max: 57795 MIPS
min: 42601     avg: 58514     median: 59879.5 (34%)     max: 70074 MIPS
7-Zip 18.03 - 7-Zip 18.03 Single Thread 4 runs
4939 MIPS (59%)
min: 5921     avg: 5993     median: 5992.5 (72%)     max: 6064 MIPS
min: 5037     avg: 5343     median: 5398 (65%)     max: 5540 MIPS
X264 HD Benchmark 4.0 - x264 Pass 2
118.7 fps (41%)
min: 128.04     avg: 141.1     median: 141.1 (49%)     max: 154.15 fps
X264 HD Benchmark 4.0 - x264 Pass 1
267 fps (62%)
min: 282.57     avg: 303.8     median: 303.8 (70%)     max: 325 fps
HWBOT x265 Benchmark v2.2 - HWBOT x265 4k Preset
min: 12.5     avg: 14.5     median: 14.5 (25%)     max: 16.5 fps
min: 9.93     avg: 16.3     median: 16.3 (29%)     max: 21.2 fps
TrueCrypt - TrueCrypt Serpent
1.1 GB/s (0%)
min: 0.944     avg: 1     median: 1 (0%)     max: 1 GB/s
TrueCrypt - TrueCrypt Twofish
1.7 GB/s (29%)
1.7 GB/s (29%)
TrueCrypt - TrueCrypt AES
11.5 GB/s (30%)
min: 10.2     avg: 10.4     median: 10.4 (27%)     max: 10.6 GB/s
Blender - Blender 3.3 Classroom CPU *
min: 383     avg: 450     median: 450 (6%)     max: 517 Seconds
min: 296     avg: 423.2     median: 398 (5%)     max: 637 Seconds
Blender - Blender 2.79 BMW27 CPU *
min: 239     avg: 277     median: 277 (2%)     max: 315 Seconds
min: 178     avg: 236.2     median: 226 (2%)     max: 349 Seconds
R Benchmark 2.5 - R Benchmark 2.5 *
min: 0.4765     avg: 0.5     median: 0.5 (10%)     max: 0.479 sec
min: 0.4609     avg: 0.5     median: 0.5 (10%)     max: 0.526 sec
3DMark 06 - CPU - 3DMark 06 - CPU
min: 13841     avg: 14195     median: 14245 (30%)     max: 14498 Points
13097 Points (28%)
Super Pi mod 1.5 XS 1M - Super Pi mod 1.5 XS 1M *
8.8 s (2%)
min: 7.046     avg: 7.1     median: 7.1 (2%)     max: 7.168 s
Super Pi mod 1.5 XS 2M - Super Pi mod 1.5 XS 2M *
21.3 s (1%)
min: 15.767     avg: 16     median: 15.9 (1%)     max: 16.125 s
Super Pi Mod 1.5 XS 32M - Super Pi mod 1.5 XS 32M *
754 s (3%)
min: 394.754     avg: 397.5     median: 397.5 (2%)     max: 400.292 s
3DMark Vantage - 3DM Vant. Perf. CPU no Physx
min: 67701     avg: 68184     median: 68141 (60%)     max: 68709 Points
min: 62245     avg: 68433     median: 68432.5 (60%)     max: 74620 Points
3DMark 11 - 3DM11 Performance Physics
min: 13875     avg: 16270     median: 16405.5 (44%)     max: 18393 Points
min: 6531     avg: 17980     median: 19912 (54%)     max: 23598 Points
3DMark - 3DMark Ice Storm Physics
min: 51143     avg: 60560     median: 51161 (42%)     max: 79375 Points
min: 53255     avg: 72535     median: 74001.5 (60%)     max: 85435 Points
3DMark - 3DMark Ice Storm Extreme Physics
min: 51152     avg: 61249     median: 51313 (42%)     max: 81282 Points
66925 Points (54%)
3DMark - 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited Physics
min: 78859     avg: 83002     median: 84626 (71%)     max: 85520 Points
3DMark - 3DMark Cloud Gate Physics
min: 10973     avg: 14571     median: 15099 (38%)     max: 17112 Points
min: 7073     avg: 15232     median: 16405 (42%)     max: 19549 Points
3DMark - 3DMark Fire Strike Standard Physics
min: 18217     avg: 20750     median: 20458.5 (36%)     max: 23864 Points
min: 5249     avg: 22143     median: 23177 (41%)     max: 28337 Points
3DMark - 3DMark Time Spy CPU
min: 6208     avg: 7985     median: 8363 (35%)     max: 9004 Points
min: 3922     avg: 8632     median: 9311.5 (39%)     max: 12145 Points
Geekbench 6.2 - Geekbench 6.2 Single-Core
min: 2358     avg: 2436     median: 2435.5 (66%)     max: 2513 Points
min: 2528     avg: 2533     median: 2532.5 (68%)     max: 2537 Points
min: 1901     avg: 2381     median: 2412 (65%)     max: 2459 Points
Geekbench 6.2 - Geekbench 6.2 Multi-Core
min: 11616     avg: 12452     median: 12452 (49%)     max: 13288 Points
min: 9711     avg: 10428     median: 10427.5 (41%)     max: 11144 Points
min: 7732     avg: 12305     median: 12508 (49%)     max: 13656 Points
Geekbench 5.5 - Geekbench 5.1 - 5.4 64 Bit Single-Core
min: 1688     avg: 1771     median: 1770.5 (75%)     max: 1853 Points
min: 1879     avg: 1887     median: 1886.5 (80%)     max: 1894 Points
min: 1462     avg: 1756     median: 1766 (75%)     max: 1824 Points
Geekbench 5.5 - Geekbench 5.1 - 5.4 64 Bit Multi-Core
min: 11733     avg: 11857     median: 11856.5 (21%)     max: 11980 Points
min: 8205     avg: 9110     median: 9109.5 (16%)     max: 10014 Points
min: 10017     avg: 12023     median: 12218.5 (22%)     max: 13556 Points
Geekbench 5.0 - Geekbench 5.0 64 Bit Single-Core
1817 Points (8%)
min: 1684     avg: 1712     median: 1708 (7%)     max: 1745 Points
Geekbench 5.0 - Geekbench 5.0 64 Bit Multi-Core
8056 Points (25%)
min: 11684     avg: 12163     median: 12366 (39%)     max: 12438 Points
Geekbench 4.4 - Geekbench 4.1 - 4.4 64 Bit Single-Core
min: 6838     avg: 6883     median: 6882.5 (69%)     max: 6927 Points
Geekbench 4.4 - Geekbench 4.1 - 4.4 64 Bit Multi-Core
min: 43897     avg: 44574     median: 44573.5 (49%)     max: 45250 Points
Mozilla Kraken 1.1 - Kraken 1.1 Total Score *
min: 515     avg: 527     median: 527 (1%)     max: 539 ms
min: 416.4     avg: 537     median: 535 (1%)     max: 642 ms
Octane V2 - Octane V2 Total Score
min: 77142     avg: 87778     median: 89268 (78%)     max: 93476 Points
WebXPRT 4 - WebXPRT 4 Score
248 Points (71%)
min: 236     avg: 254     median: 256 (74%)     max: 263 Points
WebXPRT 3 - WebXPRT 3 Score
min: 302     avg: 304     median: 304 (63%)     max: 306 Points
min: 213     avg: 277.2     median: 278 (58%)     max: 299 Points
CrossMark - CrossMark Overall
1872 Points (72%)
min: 1541     avg: 1554     median: 1553.5 (59%)     max: 1566 Points
min: 1366     avg: 1662     median: 1682.5 (64%)     max: 1903 Points
Power Consumption - Prime95 Power Consumption - external Monitor *
31.5 Watt (5%)
min: 37.1     avg: 71.3     median: 65.9 (11%)     max: 168 Watt
Power Consumption - Cinebench R15 Multi Power Consumption - external Monitor *
min: 28.2     avg: 41.9     median: 41.9 (8%)     max: 55.5 Watt
min: 46.9     avg: 91     median: 87.9 (16%)     max: 160.1 Watt
Power Consumption - Idle Power Consumption - external Monitor *
min: 6.18     avg: 11.5     median: 11.5 (8%)     max: 16.9 Watt
min: 3.12     avg: 6.6     median: 5.5 (4%)     max: 19.6 Watt
Power Consumption - Idle Power Consumption 150cd 1min *
min: 6.54     avg: 14.5     median: 14.5 (16%)     max: 22.5 Watt
min: 4.35     avg: 11     median: 7.5 (8%)     max: 90.3 Watt
Power Consumption - Cinebench R15 Multi Power Efficiency - external Monitor
54.6 Points per Watt (41%)
min: 17.7     avg: 31.8     median: 29.1 (22%)     max: 64.7 Points per Watt

Average Benchmarks Intel Core Ultra 7 165H → 100% n=13

Average Benchmarks AMD Ryzen 7 8840U → 91% n=13

Average Benchmarks Intel Core Ultra 7 155H → 99% n=13

- Range of benchmark values for this graphics card
- Average benchmark values for this graphics card
* Smaller numbers mean a higher performance
1 This benchmark is not used for the average calculation

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