Intel Core i7-13800H vs Apple M4

The Intel Core i7-13800H is a mobile processor from Intel, codenamed Raptor Lake H, manufactured using a 10 nm process.

It is designed for powerful Windows laptops and uses a hybrid architecture of performance and efficiency cores. It features 24 MB of Level 3 Cache and a maximum memory bandwidth of 102 GB/s. Its integrated graphics unit is the Intel Iris Xe Graphics 96. In multi-core performance, it is close to the Apple M4, but is surpassed in single-core performance and graphics performance.

Its power consumption tends to be higher. The Apple M4 is a mobile chip from Apple, codenamed M4, manufactured using a more advanced 3 nm process. It is exclusively intended for Apple devices and is characterized by high energy efficiency. It has 20 MB of Level 2 Cache and a maximum memory bandwidth of 120 GB/s.

The integrated graphics unit is the Apple M4 (10 Core). The Apple M4 demonstrates significantly higher single-core performance, offers superior graphics performance, and lower power consumption than the Intel Core i7-13800H. In multi-core performance, both are comparable.

The Apple M4 is part of the Apple ecosystem, which makes a direct price evaluation of the chip difficult. It is ideal for users looking for peak single-core performance, high energy efficiency, and superior graphics performance. The Intel Core i7-13800H is available in many laptops, often offering more flexible device options.

It is a solid choice for users who prefer strong multi-core performance in Windows environments with a wide hardware selection.