Absolutely, people here and on other tech forums need to really dial down the pressure cooker here. When most of these chip companies get ready to release new products, much of the leaks are going to be fake, and probably planted by the chip makers themselves. AMD is actually known to do this on a regular basis pending major releases of their products.
At this point, any supposed leaks, whether naming scheme, benchmarks, architectural details, specifications, or whatever other information are potentially planted to dilute the real information, and all of it should be treated as such until we hear from a reliable source publicly.
