I woke up at 3:30am thinking about this!
Rimpact has increased the density of materials to tungsten, I couldn’t remember if it stated the weight of the dampener but have just checked the article again and it states 204grams. The steel version was 79g.
So it looks like a heavier dampener is better than lighter but is constrained by the dimensions of the steerer tube hence increased density of materials.
Is this not a case of the increase between unsprung Vs spring weight rather than the action of the dampener weight being suspended/sprung? Especially as the weight is being added in the same plane as the forks.
It would be interesting to see a 3rd set of data with the dampening weight fixed/static for comparison.
IIRC Mojo/Chris Porter experimented with lead weights at Fort William to change sprung Vs unsprung weights.