I don't write much on here, but Passmark is one benchmark I have a bone to pick with.
According to Passmark the 980ti beats the 1070 and Vega 56 while slightly trailing the 1070ti. The GTX 970 is ahead of the RX 590. Then the 2080ti is slightly ahead of the 3070ti. A few years ago the i7-4790k enjoyed a lead over the i7-6700k, but that's changed.
It's not always accurate. A lot of what influences Passmark scores are scores submitted. So if a lot of people benchmark an overclocked 980ti, then it will throw off the overall score.
I wouldn't have a problem with Passmark but on other forums there are people who make hardware recommendations based on Passmark results, and this steers the person asking the question in the wrong direction. Granted, there are a handful of games where a 980ti would etch by a 1070 and a Vega 56. So in a way, looking at Passmark results is like looking at one game, at one screen resolution and then assuming the results for everything else will be the same.