Many desktop chips which integrated GPU have that GPU only for office use cases and debugging/ease of live. The recent Ryzen processor are a pretty extreme exam

Many desktop chips which integrated GPU have that GPU only for office use cases and debugging/ease of live. The recent Ryzen processor are a pretty extreme example of this only including a extremely minimal GPU. So there isn't that much value in the effort to benchmark them. There are some exceptions for low end gaming systems, some more office use cases and some AIO use-cases e.g. the G-series amd processors like the 5700G. They tend to have GPUs noticable faster then what intel integrated graphics has in the same generation but also noticable less the dedicated graphics.