I doubt that anyone knows because nobody has access to what is needed, filtration micron rating and flow rating or else a pressure drop rating with a standard oil at a standard temperature at a specified flow rate. You might try different brands and when you change the old one out, open it up and measure the filtration area. I use a hammer and a sharp cold chisel next to the end cap.
I like to think that a larger filtration area will result in a lower pressure drop with consequently less force to push dirt through a filter.
Filter people don’t give us what we need to make an informed decision, just marketing hype.