A Look At The Per-Clock Performance / Peak Frequencies With The Intel Core i7-1065G7 Ice Lake

here's a look at the CPU peak frequencies for the two Dell XPS laptops throughout all of the Linux benchmarks carried out. The average came out to being 3.1GHz on the i7-1065G7 and 3.3GHz for the i7-8550U.

But in this set of tests if looking at the geometric mean of the raw performance, the Ice Lake CPU was running at 1.1x the speed of the Kabylake-R model. So ultimately the i7-1065G7 had about 1.18x the performance-per-MHz of the Kabylake-R model.

For those curious about the CPU temperature throughout all of the tests, the Ice Lake laptop was running about four degrees cooler on average than the earlier Dell XPS.

The AC power consumption was similar within 1~2 Watts.

The Dell XPS system temperature difference was within two degrees.

For those wanting to look at a lot more data can see all of the details for these tests and various other benchmarks via this OpenBenchmarking.org result file. And if you missed the recent articles, see our Core i7-1065G7 Linux benchmark comparison and the Gen11 Iris Plus Linux graphics tests, among other Ice Lake Linux tests coming out soon.

For any other interesting Ice Lake test requests, let me know via the forums or Twitter with the Phoronix Test Suite facilitating these tests for looking at interesting metrics. Of course, priority for test requests are given to Phoronix Premium members.