Question Current laptop CPUs question

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jorge_medion

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I had a look at https://www.passmark.com/ and I am interested in this laptop CPUs

CPUSingle Core Benchmark
i9-13980HX
4415​
i9-13900HX
4264​
i9-13950HX
4193​
i7-13700HX
4061​
Ryzen 9 7845HX
4040​
i9-13900H
3989​
i7-13650HX
3937​
i9-12900HX
3928​
i9-12950HX
3881​
i9-12900H
3869​
i7-13700H
3749​

In the place where I live is not easy to get the top of the line i9-13980HX but I don´t understand how much difference could be between for example bottom line i7-13700H and i9-13980HX as I don´t know how many fps/performance impact may have 3749 out of 4415. Could you please explain me?
 
I had a look at https://www.passmark.com/ and I am interested in this laptop CPUs

CPUSingle Core Benchmark
i9-13980HX
4415​
i9-13900HX
4264​
i9-13950HX
4193​
i7-13700HX
4061​
Ryzen 9 7845HX
4040​
i9-13900H
3989​
i7-13650HX
3937​
i9-12900HX
3928​
i9-12950HX
3881​
i9-12900H
3869​
i7-13700H
3749​

In the place where I live is not easy to get the top of the line i9-13980HX but I don´t understand how much difference could be between for example bottom line i7-13700H and i9-13980HX as I don´t know how many fps/performance impact may have 3749 out of 4415. Could you please explain me?
The raw numbers are self explanatory but not all games run on single core so you have to take into account all core performance.
How much those differences impact games, depends on games,
Common sense says to buy strongest one you can afford andhope for best.
 
According to the Passmark results, the difference in performance is 15% for the top and the bottom processor on the list, so not much. ([4415 - 3749] /4415 = 15%)
Of course Passmark is a synthetic benchmark, so behaviour in games etc. might be different.
 
Passmark scores can't translate to in-game performance, because it depends on how the game was developed and the things a game does is not the same as what Passmark tests. Passmark scores are at best, a vague comparison of relative performance. So even if say the i9 is 15% faster than the i7 in this particular test, then you can expect maybe about 15%, but it's not a guarantee.

If you want something better, Notebookcheck usually has a bunch of games benchmarked.
 
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