When they make the desktop pro version its going to slap. This is a 15 watt part! You may not care about efficiency so then wait and see what the desktop part looks like.
It's generally not that simple - you can't scale a 15w part to 150w and get 10x the performance, there's other factors at play.
With the m1 chip you pretty much can, the heat is low enough that you can just add more transistors to the die and give it more juice and it will fly.
It seems the days of intel are numbered, not even i9 processors can compete against it now.