> The Lenovo notebook with a Core i9-12900HK achieved 1878 points in the single-threading run of Geekbench 5.4.3, and 12,058 points in the multi-threading test.
> A 14-inch MacBook Pro manages around 1750 (single threading) or 12,600 points (multithreading)
that just means that it's getting faster, while still drawing a lot more power.
My older i9-based Mac was additionally having thermal problems when the AMD graphics chip was used, which added another 20+ watts to the power consumption: use of external screens, video conferencing, ...
The new MacBook Pro happens to vastly improve the power consumption of the CPU, the powerful GPU and the Thunderbolt interface.
https://news.in-24.com/technology/414335.html
TDP: 35 - 45 watt
but of course, it's better to compare with 3 years old CPU, so the results will be much more impressive.