— This is just...extraterrestrial performance come from laptop

— Fastest laptop GPU out in the market. Able to beat up Apple's M1Max 32 core GPU (3080 still can, but usually slower due to throttling.) For laptop cost around $3000~4000. It's better to get 3090 desktop. Much better performance and longer lifespan. If 3090M ever going to come out, 3080Ti still would be the better choice, as 3090M laptops are guaranteed over $5000, and you can buy any super high spec desktop with that money.

— For sub $2500 high-end laptop or higher. only 5~8% slower than the RTX3080M and about the same performance as the RTX2080SM. If you are looking for the laptop with the price higher then $3000, you might get a RTX3080M, which is just slightly better than RTX3070TiM

— Beast CPU with max TDP up to 115W, making it a 5Ghz. With Performance core and Efficiency core together, making it also a power efficient CPU. TDP of 45W, down to 35W, 6PC8EC and 20 threads build. Fastest CPU on the laptop market right now. When paired with powerful GPU such as 3080TiM, you laptop will beat up many average gaming desktop easily.

— Might be old, but still punching with over average performance of 2022 Q1. 1080Ti will have a very long lifespend due to 20 and 30 series' shortage.

— Intel is finally doing a good job making a laptop CPU more powerful, but also power friendly. With P core and efficient core, 12th gen laptop will have better battery life for it's lower lowest TDP. Nice job

— Not bad. Low power 2020 intel MacBook CPU with 4C 8T, base clock of 1.1Ghz, turbo up to 3.5Ghz. Comes with 6mb catch and LPDDR4X for maximum power saving. Not bad with it's iGPU: Iris Plus G7. Thanks to Apples new M1 SoC, Intel Mac is about to die.

— It's still a very powerful GPU to but this day. But because of coin miner, the price is almost doubled up. Get a 3060ti or 3070 instead.

— This one easily beat 5950X in terms of pure power. Massive gain in multi core performance make it best component for workstation. However, for gaming, 12700K would be better choice. Less TDP (which can spare more power for GPU) and less price tag.