How you intend to extrapolate that? A seemingly much larger thermal/cooling headroom usually does not gain you that much in absolute performance. Consider the m

How you intend to extrapolate that? A seemingly much larger thermal/cooling headroom usually does not gain you that much in absolute performance. Consider the mobile/desktop Zen3 Ryzen geekbench (S)ingle/(M)ulti scores: - 5800U, mobile (10-25W), 1400(S), 7000(M) - 5800, desktop (65W), 1600(S), 9000(M) - 5800X, desktop (105W), 1700(S), 11000(M) and - M1, mobile (10W), 1700(S), 7000(M) Everyone's going gaga over the fact that the passively cooled M1 can trade blows with big desktop towers. But mobile Zen3 is not that far behind those towers either, so I think much more thermal headroom buys you less than people assume.