Intel i9-13980HX topped the PassMark notebook running score list, with a single core running score exceeding M2 Max

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, February 9 (Xinhua)-- A game with 13-generation Core HX processors is now available, and the flagship i9-13980HX is now at the top of the PassMark notebook running score.

Single core running score list

The multi-core running score list shows that the i9-13980HX with 8 large cores + 16 small cores surpasses Apple's latest M2 Pro / M2 Max in terms of single core running scores, which just topped the list in January. The score of i9-13980HX is 9% higher than that of M2 Pro / M2 Max and 15% higher than that of the previous generation i9-12900HX.

In terms of multi-core running points, the i9-13980HX surpassed the 12-core R9 7845HX that just topped the list, but the AMD also has a 16-core R9 7945HX, so it's hard to say who will eventually be at the top of the list.

CTOnews.com learned on Intel's official website that the i9-13980HX can be seen as a mobile portable version of the i9-13900K desktop processor, with specifications up to 8 cores + 16 small cores and up to 5.6GHz. According to official ROG data, the new Gunnery 7 Plus Super Competition enhanced mode can push the processor to 135W for continuous performance release.