As the launch date draws near, Intel's next - generation Core Ultra 300 series processors, which incorporate the Panther Lake architecture, have started to make frequent appearances on benchmark testing platforms.

Recently, the preliminary Geekbench benchmark data for the Core Ultra 7 365 has come to light. It shows a single - core score of roughly 2140 points and a multi - core score of about 19744 points. This performance lags significantly behind that of the previous - generation Core Ultra 7 268V, which boasts a single - core score of 2739 points and a multi - core score of 9907 points.

However, it's important to bear in mind that the current test sample might be an early engineering version. There's a possibility that the performance of the final mass - produced product will see enhancements.

Moreover, the PassMark database has already listed several Core Ultra 300 series processors with the Panther Lake architecture. Among them are models like the 16 - core Core Ultra 7 366H, which has a CPU Mark score of approximately 34000 points, and the 12 - core Core Ultra 5 338H.

When it comes to graphics performance, the Intel Arc B390 integrated graphics, based on the new Xe3 architecture, scored 9453 points in the PassMark G3D test. This score puts it about 16% ahead of the AMD Radeon 890M.