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Fedora. In my personal experience it has been much more sane and stable compared to ubuntu or tumbleweed, and my friends have preferred it over arch or kde neon, often for stability. The packages are up to date, games work great (even on nvidia) and it runs great on laptop
I’ve also heard good things about Pop!_os and mint, but I haven’t used either
I also love that they don't seem to do much customization on the desktop environment, just a clean, default Gnome (which admittedly might not be ideal for many people due to some...questionable UX decisions).