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Laptop and GPU don't really belong in the same sentence. There are good ones that are integrated or not. But if you are asking about GPUs it's time to look into a desktop. A laptop will never have a good GPU.
Edit: Saw that you are talking about game development. Yes, it's desktop time. You will need it.
Idk if I agree with that. The one that's in my laptop works pretty well. It's an RTX 3080 Mobile. It's fairly beefy, and I'm able to run AAA games at max graphics settings at 60+ fps. Sure there are crappy laptops with weak GPUs, but I mean gaming laptops exist and work great in my experience.
Well…maybe. I will say what Apple has done is pretty impressive. A desktop has the power supply to drive energy intensive workloads, however I would rather not do that for … game tinkering, at best. Mobility is a virtue.