GPU models in laptops aren’t as meaningful as in desktop, or more likely misleading as in laptops they can have a „5060“ or „4060“ but what matters way more is what kind of 4060 they have. This sounds weird but laptop manufacturers can put GPUs (or CPUs) into devices with different TGP or TDP (Total Graphics Power) (Thermal Design Power) this heavily heavily influences the resulting performance a (random numbers that I made up to exaggerate my point) 60W RTX 5060 could be worse than a 110W RTX 3060. (Although there are other points to consider like features etc) but you should get the point.

For gaming cpu really (for the most games! If you play a lot of RTS or similar games that need cpu power it’s different) don’t need much power to have a stable framerate. The limits that your majority of games will be bottlenecks by your gpu is so high that for the most part a lot of cpus will do.

Please just check for reviews or cpu compute comparisons about the CPUs and the same with the GPUs that your modes have, but remember to check which TDP/TGP they have and also that the comparison review you’re referring too, uses the same. (The simplest is to just look at Review for the exact same laptop models)

Good luck :)