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keep doing what you're doing; if you need to get whatever runs in windows out of a vm and on 'bare metal'--get a separate system for that and network the two to share files, if needed.
Is there a specific benefit that you're expecting from dual booting? That tidbit might help us talk you out of it 😁
Seriously, I think a VM is almost always the better solution.
I have no great solution to games that don't work. Thankfully it's increasingly rare. And I get wanting to do something just for curiosity's sake.
There's PCI-E pass through to hand direct control of your GPU to the VM if you aren't already familiar, but my two cents is dual boot is less of a pain.