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What is the best distro for gaming?
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If you care about VRR or HDR, you need a distro with KDE Plasma and use a Wayland session. Plus, you'll need the latest drivers, so... a rolling release.
Arch based like Manjaro, or OpenSUSE.
If you don't like that, or you have an NVIDIA GPU then I suggest you try Nobara, made by Glorious Eggroll, big contributor to Proton (Valve's fork of Wine, what makes Windows games run on Linux).