In our testing, for example, we found that disabling some of the Z13’s cores leads to longer battery life. Our best results were with 2 Performance-cores enabled and no Efficient-cores. With fewer cores enabled, the system doesn’t have to use as much power, so the battery was able to last longer in both the Modern Office and Gaming benchmarks of PCMark 10. Source: 11 months ago
I don't think that a massive uptime would be something that would show in a synthetic workload, like Cinebench. Those things are very good at maxing the computing power they require. The difference with high uptime machines would probably be the time it takes for the Cinebench to actually open after double clicking the icon.PCMark might show something, since it actually measures things that are not just about raw... Source: about 2 years ago
But seriously, you could look at benchmarking tools like PCMark. Source: over 2 years ago
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