New Core Ultra 7 155H leak shows Xe-LPG iGPU handily beating Radeon 780M alongside noticeable CPU efficiency bump

Laptops with Intel’s latest mobile CPUs, the Meteor Lake Core Ultra processors, are just around the corner with promises of boosted efficiency as well as iGPU performance over the last-gen Intel chips. Thanks to a video posted on bilibili, which has since been removed but not before @9550Pro on X grabbed the necessary information, we have a set of benchmark results of the Core Ultra 7 155H in Cinebench R23 and 3DMark Time Spy tests. The results paint the Core Ultra 7 155H in a fairly positive light.

Starting with the purported Core Ultra 7 155H Cinebench R23 results, the CPU reportedly achieved Multi-Core and Single-Core scores of up to 12,085 and 1,483 respectively. During the test, the Core Ultra 7 155H supposedly consumed 40 W.

To put this into perspective, our tests show the Intel Core i7-13700H inside the Schenker Vision 16 with a 45 W power limit scored around 12,035 points in the Cinebench R23 Multi-Core benchmark. In other words, the leaked Core Ultra 7 155H with a similar level of performance has around a 9% power consumption advantage over the Core i7-13700H.

Moving on to the Core Ultra 7 155H 3DMark Time Spy test, the Xe-LPG iGPU appears to net 3,077 points with 38 W of power consumption. A quick look in our database confirms that the Core Ultra 7 155H’s Xe-LPG iGPU, in this instance, outruns even the best-performing Radeon 780M sample while being 18.5% faster than the average Radeon 780M result. This starkly contrasts a recent leak out of Moore’s Law is Dead which painted the Xe-LPG iGPU as much weaker than the current showing.

That said, we have to reserve final judgments until the embargo on the Core Ultra-powered laptops lifts and we can see what the Meteor Lake CPUs bring to the table.

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