No, but I am a bit perplexed by what that value entails. It looks like it is based on the Cinebench results, which, for the Intel chip, is “simulated.” There are probably also some workloads that behave differently than Cinebench.

On the other hand, I suspect the Ryzen 3950X should be a really good match when that arrives later this year.

Maybe, if you were running two programs which can't utilise more than n, m threads such that 12 < (n + m) < 18.

Seems niche but I guess it could happen?