1360p - 80 or 96 EUs on board?

[Notos]

gpu-z in a intel 1360p processor recognizes Iris Xe as a system with 80 EUs (shaders). According to the specifications, there should be 96 of them.
Is this some kind of mistake?
Have I set something wrong?
I'm working on: NUC13ANHI7 with 64GB (2x32 in dual mode required for Iris Xe)

 

[Naki]

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[GerKNG]

maybe it gets recognized as a 1350p or it was accidentally put in.

 

[Notos]

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Here they are

* Please fill in full system specs, do not retell just tiny parts of it.

This is a ready-made system, but I have completed the data.
You buy barebone from Intel, install memory and SSD and OS.

(...) it was accidentally put in.

Here's the information from HWiNFO64.
And which application is lying here?

 

[Night]

This is a genuine i7 1360P on a NUC13ANBi proboard. https://www.intel.com/content/www/u...c-13-pro-board-nuc13anbi7/specifications.html
I also checked your PCI ID - A7A0, which belongs to Raptor Lake-P, and should feature 96 EUs. https://dgpu-docs.intel.com/devices/hardware-table.html
My guess would be that GPU-Z is reporting bad data. ROP and TMU count is different as well.