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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 78102, member: 636"] An early Geekbench listing shows Intel's upcoming Panther Lake mobile chip, the Core Ultra 7 365, might be slower than current models. The eight-core processor, with four performance and four efficiency cores, was spotted in a Lenovo test system. It scored 2451 in single-core and 9714 in multi-core tests. These numbers are lower than existing Lunar Lake chips like the 268V and 258V, trailing by roughly six to eleven percent. The result could be due to pre-release firmware, different power limits, or platform tuning on the test unit, which had 64GB of RAM. Early benchmarks often do not reflect final retail performance. More data from production systems is needed to see if this is an actual step back or just a quirk of immature software. [/QUOTE]