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VM suggestion for gaming?
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If you're a gamer, you might be interested in switching to Bazzite - it's arguably one of the best distros for gaming right now, so you won't need to use Windows for the most part (unless you've got one of those games which employ invasive (rootkit type) anti-cheat systems - but those wouldn't let you game in a VM in the first place).
Also, 8GB RAM is a bit on the lower side these days for gaming, if I were you, I'd try to upgrade to at least 16GB, if that's possible. But it shouldn't be an issue for older games though.