maybe you use a notebook or a GPU without fan ?
luks/cryptosetup etc use a cost factor (think of iterations), it depends on how powerful the CPU on the system the disk was first encrypted (or password changed) is. This makes sense because the user shouldn't wait too long to log in in general but it should also be quite difficult to crack (so it depends on the system CPU power). You can't compare apples to oranges if anything you would need to compare to your --benchmark values (and even those in theory could change over time and with different hashcat versions etc)
luks/cryptosetup etc use a cost factor (think of iterations), it depends on how powerful the CPU on the system the disk was first encrypted (or password changed) is. This makes sense because the user shouldn't wait too long to log in in general but it should also be quite difficult to crack (so it depends on the system CPU power). You can't compare apples to oranges if anything you would need to compare to your --benchmark values (and even those in theory could change over time and with different hashcat versions etc)