QuoteRaptor Lake-HX options such as the Core i9-14900HX are not available on the Alienware x16 series likely due to thermal limitations since these processors require more power than the Meteor Lake-H series.
It's lie.
Check this review:
www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Omen-Transcend-16-2024-laptop-review-An-RTX-4070-gaming-machine-with-an-OLED-display.802778.0.html
It's just a complete shame for the Meteor Lake cores to again lose a colossal 1.5 times in PL1 mode in favor of outdated cores at "10nm++++". This is a shock!
PL1=55W/PL2=130W...start with 3900+ points in CBR15 and 2700+ sustained with 55W vs same sustained result for 185H on 105W! Shame for Meteor Lake and Dell developers! Meteor Lake with "7nm" from Intel is literally 2 times inferior in energy efficiency to outdated Raptor cores at "10nm+++++"! It's kind of surreal!
www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Legion-Pro-5-16IRX9-laptop-review-Great-performance-but-a-little-heavy.817404.0.html
14900HX on 104W vs Ultra 9 185H on 105W - It's just a complete shame for the Meteor Lake cores to again lose a colossal 1.5 times in PL1 mode in favor of outdated cores at "10nm++++". This is a shock!
www.notebookcheck.net/Eurocom-Raptor-X17-Core-i9-14900HX-laptop-review-175-W-GPU-for-maximum-performance.809181.0.html
But here the same author clearly lied even more - according to his "review" it turns out that the 14900HX, at supposedly PL1=63W, produces as many as 4000+ points in CBR15. Do you believe these false numbers in this review?
www.notebookcheck.net/Acer-Predator-Helios-18-2024-laptop-review-New-hardware-for-the-18-inch-gamer.808564.0.html
And here another author claims that the 14900HX produces more than 3800+ points in CBR15 at PL1=93W!
Do you still believe NB reviews and its authors?
www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Legion-7-16-G9-laptop-review-A-gaming-machine-with-a-3-2K-display-HX-CPU-and-an-overclocked-RTX-4070-laptop.826933.0.html
Already the 3rd author assures that the 14900HX produces stable 3900+ points in CBR15 at PL1=90W versus the shameful 2700 points of the newest top-end Meteor Lake with PL1=105W!
Do you believe this author too?
After all this, is it worth reading NB reviews with such data, where they are convinced that the old Raptor cores are up to 1.5 times faster than the latest Intel cores with the same consumption?