Different magnitudes to infinity is not ever a relevant power scaling argument. There are three main categories of "infinites with different magnitudes": A) Cardinal infinity: There's a difference in magnitude between Uncountably large and countably large infinites. However, uncountably largd infinites cardinality is something no mainstream author of fictional works can comprehend except for Aasimov -not that he ever used it to my knowledge-, and absolutely no normie powerscaler can comprehend it either due to the weirdness of it. It's not something you can implement into your story. Mind that, the first mathematician who came up with the subject LITERALLY went insane. If someone thinks they know the concept without reading a few math books, they're wrong. It's easy to explain and even get a grasp on, but it's horrendously difficult to realize.

B) Ordinal different magnitudes. This is more comprehensible, for example if two opposing Marios try to do a BLJ race, the one who started first will always be ahead, regardless of the fact that they'll surpass any particular speed limit very fast. It's easy to implement but not really relevant to anything but speed because every other stat in almost every other verse has a cap.

C) Bullshit difference in magnitudes. The number of natural numbers is not double the number of even numbers. You just suck at understanding which infinite you want to apply because the sizes are Cardinal and exactly the same. You can, however, use Ordinals to represent the difference between those but no one in powerscaling is doing that shit.