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Arch+Plasma+Wayland+GTX1660Ti+Samsung monitor with freesync120Hz. Great freedom. Great custom. Nice performance in gaming. Great software management. Awesome usability for technical user. I had also install apparmor and firewalld for security and timeshift for btrfs snapshots. I think, for me, there is no sense to switch back to windows.
Brave soul to run Nvidia on Wayland. For me it kind of works but has weird issues randomly, as is typical for Nvidia.
The are some bug, especially with xwalyand apps like steam. I found a bug where steam doesn't find adwaita theme and crash after few seconds, but the most of games I ran works preety well or perfectly.
Yeah I actually had no problems with games either, just Gnome and KDE having buggy behavior.