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I have a Nvidia gpu and I did run into issues on Fedora with drivers and cutscenes, switching from Gnome to KDE and wayland to X11 fixed some problems, but I fidn't manage to get it to work properly and have given up in a few weeks.
However, I switched to Nobara which is based on Fedora and handles the gaming related configuration for you, and so far O've had a great experience without any issues for half a year already, so if gaming is what you're primarily after, I'd recommend going with Nobara.
For Nobara, which would you say it's the best (DE + X11/Wayland) setup for an Nvidia GPU?
I preffer KDE and use x11. Wayland is getting better with nvidia, but I still had some bugs with taskbar freezing often when I first tried it, so I just switched to X11. I haven't tested it recently though, so it may be OK now.