Well, yeah. It's less of a hassle to run games on Windows. Also, in my case, photoshop and Lightroom. So, as another poster said, my solution is to have two pc

Well, yeah. It's less of a hassle to run games on Windows. Also, in my case, photoshop and Lightroom. So, as another poster said, my solution is to have two pcs. A laptop with Linux I use basically all the time, and a desktop with an actual GPU for when I want to play or mess around with my photography. This arrangement works well enough, since for my everyday needs the iGPU is more than enough, and I would rather not lug around a 10-pound brick with a dedicated GPU. And, in my particular situation, it's actually cheaper since my desktop is a hand-me-down from work which only required a new GPU, which at the time was beefier and cheaper than what I could have had in a laptop.