They are published in the Guru3D forums, a fake benchmark of the AMD VEGA 10, with the same bar graph design that they use in SweClockers.

Currently AMD is a global trend with much sought after information everywhere and people are dying for new information about AMD VEGA 10 or AMD Ryzen. As often happens in these things, from time to time a smart one appears who quickly seeks fame and works to conspire. Today we echo a missing information, such as the supposed appearance of some new AMD VEGA benchmarks, which are completely false.

This information has been seen in the Guru3D forums and at first we might think that they are real. These benchmarks put the AMD VEGA 10 graphics card with 8GB of HBM2 memory above the Titan X Pascal in some and between this graphics and the NVIDIA GTX 1080 in other benchmarks, it all depends on the software used. Nothing is further from reality.

The statistics, as they well emphasize in Guru3D seem, well, they are the same as those used by SweClockers, a highly prestigious Swedish medium, which could be thought of as an internal leak, by design, but since Guru3D they have been in I contacted the Swedish media and they have confirmed that, despite the bar graphs, they are the same as the ones they use, they are completely FALSE.

We replicate them, to prevent anyone from being disappointed if the information is echoed elsewhere and it appears as true, because it is not so, it is completely false. Even now it can be found in the Guru3D forums and the entry may not be deleted, however, the user who has published this information has received a barrage of criticism and the community's disdain for a lie of this cut.

There are two options, they have looked for the software they use in SweClockers and have copied it or have used photo editing software. Everything seems like something done with someone with a lot of free time and why deny it, want to touch their noses.

Source: Guru3D