I know this is an old post, but you've kept returning to this idea, and it's just nonsense.
Some core low level peripherals such as interrupt controllers need to have their drivers baked into the kernel - they can't be loadable modules. On Arm platforms, Windows assumes these are the de facto...
Even M1 Pro/Max/Ultra had higher clocks than plain M1 - it just wasn't enough of a bump that most people noticed. 3204 MHz vs 3228 MHz. Over time they've been increasing the gap between base and pro/max M series chips.
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