Power部分 this is the power draw that was measured during the blender benchmark. so the 5800h was drawing more power while only completing the task around 2 percent faster. now this isn't perfectly comparable as this is total system power, and the laptops are different so things like screen difference will come into play. i saw a similar difference in power draw in cinebench r23 though. (這是在blender基準測試期間測得的功耗。 5800h的功號更大,而完成任務的速度僅快2%。這不具備完全的可比性,因為這是系統總功率,而筆電不同,因此屏幕差異之類的事情也要計入。我在cinebench r23中看到了相似的功耗差異。)
45W部分
for the purposes of trying to do a fairer comparison, i've limited both processors to a 45w tdp for the next set of testing. these are the cinebench r23 scores from both laptops with the same power limit. so the 5800h is now just four percent faster. in multi-core score the 5800h is also drawing four watts more from the wall, but again this could be down to other differences between the laptops such as the screen.
what i found interesting was that my 4800h was able to reach higher clock speeds at the same 45w tdp. i'm guessing this sort of thing could come down to silicon lottery. of course assuming the way hardware info reads the sensor is measured the same between zen 2 and 3.