Comment by speed_spread 15 hours ago
Maybe there's been some selective optimization and careful marketing but to even be in that ballpark for some games now means that more is coming.
https://www.techspot.com/news/106835-amd-ryzen-strix-halo-la...
In some power constrained scenarios that sort of thing is often petty reproducible.
Especially if the different SKUs have different power budgets. Laptop GPU naming and performance is a bit of a mess, as in the example shown (the 4060 on the Asus TUF Gaming A16 has a limit of 140w GPU+CPU, while the 4070 on the Asus Proart PX13 has 115w GPU+CPU - and even that is a "custom" non-default mode with 95w being the actual out-of-the-box limit).
With wildly varying power profiles laptop graphics need to be compared by chassis (and the cooling/power supply that implies) as much as by GPU SKU.
This link is a terrible source. In one of the graphs 4060 is faster than 4070. This speaks to the quality of testing.