Intel is lying, Anandtech is lying, all the other results are wrong, and the one you like is correct. Got it.
By the way, it's not the same score. The previous score, as I just showed you, was 197. It is now 198.
What about the Techradar results matches up with Anandtech's? I just showed that Techradar's Cinebench score is way off of Anandtech's; I showed that Anandtech retested everything for the 8700K. They stated it about four times in their review. Techradar tested not one game that Anandtech tested, so you can't compare the results there. Apart from Cinebench, they tested Geekbench and Handbrake, which Anandtech also tested. Anandtech got a substantially higher result for the 8700K in Geekbench. As far as Handbrake, I don't know if they used the same presets, so I don't know if those can be compared directly.
So we have two outlets that both tested with all the Spectre/Meltdown patches applied, one got much higher results than the other. Only one can be correct, and given that no one else seems to have noticed this massive performance degradation before, I'm inclined to say Anandtech got it right.
Just as a reminder:
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12625/amd-second-generation-ryzen-7-2700x-2700-ryzen-5-2600x-2600/8