But Intel also said Rocket Lake is better than M1: https://www.laptopmag.com/news/intels-benchmarks-show-advantages-over-apples-m1-processor-nobodys-buying-it

But Intel also said Rocket Lake is better than M1: https://www.laptopmag.com/news/intels-benchmarks-show-advantages-over-apples-m1-processor-nobodys-buying-it https://www.laptopmag.com/news/intels-benchmarks-show-advant... > Intel claims that an 11th gen Core i7-1185G7 CPU can match or exceed the MacBook Pro M1’s processor in both native and non-native applications based on the benchmarks released. The company also says the 11th gen Core I7 will provide better battery life. So can we assume the leap of M1 -> M1 Max is bigger than 11th i7 -> 12th i7, therefore Intel can only beat it with i9? But it is a little strange since M1 Max has more CPU, GPU core and memory, and CPU design is almost the same. while Intel 12th core is a new design.