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The Intel Core i7-12700H proves faster than the Core i7-13700H by a single percent in Cinebench R23 / Multi Core.
It would be aptly surmised that throttling due to high heat may have curbed the score of the latter which does reach higher frequencies both in regards to P and E cores.

Similar happenings have occurred with components in the past. A company produces a component which should be faster than its lower counterpart, yet proves synonymous or a little slower. Hitting the darkened keyboard again and again; partaking of the nocturnal exuberance of faded hours; being immersed within this opaque happening, both bemusing and amusing, do give the keys a hit and say what you think about the aforementioned, either with a modicum of laughter or seriousness.

Thank you!
 
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With mobile processors you have to ask about the cooling solution, power allowed to the CPU by the motherboard, and total system power allowed. Some laptops now ship with liquid metal...

And as with anything silicon some CPUs are going to be better than others by chance. Really low leakage parts can sip power and still run at high frequency.
 
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