I want to fully switch to Linux, I've been using it for a year now and I prefer it to Windows. But I still have to dualboot Windows when I want to play certain games. Specifically The Finals, which I've gotten into and is "borked" on Linux. I thought of some things, but they have their own issues:
Running a VM and doing a pass-through, even if I need to buy another GPU for that. Issue: the games that don't have any Linux support often don't have VM support because they work on a kernel level. The Finals won't work, same for Valorant https://vidmate.onl/ .
Windows on a server and remote into it. Issue: My GPU/CPU would have to be elsewhere. Also if I get a server I'd like to have TrueNAS or Linux on it, so I'd have to virtualize windows, and same problem as number 1.
Dualbooting. Issue: slow and makes me issue windows.
Is there any other solutions known? I know remote gaming services but I already have hardware at home for that
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