The Core 7 350 processor, built on Intel's Wildcat Lake platform, made a striking entrance in the PassMark test, delivering remarkable results. This processor boasts a 6-core architecture, comprising 2 high-performance cores and 4 energy-efficient cores. It outperforms the Apple A19 Pro in multi-threaded tasks, although it still trails in single-threaded performance. Specifically, the Core 7 350 achieved a score of 4228 points in the PassMark single-thread test and an impressive 16237 points in the multi-thread test. In contrast, the Apple A19 Pro garnered 5172 points in single-thread performance and 14896 points in multi-thread performance (the latter figure is an estimation based on reversing the 9% advantage held by the Core 7 350 in multi-threaded tasks). The Wildcat Lake series is designed for the low-power device segment, including entry-level laptops and mini PCs, positioning itself as a competitor to products equipped with the Apple A19 Pro.