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Broadly speaking - higher frequency requires higher voltage. Not always the case, though, as binning/firmware/etc are a thing.
I think your replacement has a different cpu scheduler set. You should be able to use your favourite search engine to find instructions on how to change that. Usual presets are balanced/power/performance.
I'm seeing this behavior when performance power plan is selected in windows, it makes all the cores to boost to max turbo 3 frequencies in idle and makes the computer to eat a couple of more watts