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A 2 GHZ Coffee Lake CPU is gonna be much, much, much faster than a 4 GHZ Pentium 4, for example.
Model number's actually not a bad way to judge GPU's, as both AMD and Nvidia are pretty consistent with their naming schemes. Whether a GTX 780 or 980 is faster is more ambiguous, sure, but so long you know that the last two digits are how good GPU is in terms of that generation and the preceding digits are the generation number you'll have a pretty good idea of what's better than what. Throw in a TI for upgraded rereleases and you're set.
It's a similar deal with CPU's, though at least until recently the generation by generation improvement has been much more mild and the higher end models of any reasonably recent generation will kick the ass out of anything lower tier in later generations.
But Cuphead will run on just about anything so long you're not playing a TI-89. And even then, someone's going to make that port.
My laptop is by no means a "gaming laptop" and has trouble with newer 3D games, but Cuphead runs perfectly with no problems.