It all depends, really. I use Debian nowadays because of some bad experiences with rolling release distros, but I might try them again in the future (Void seems nice). Debian is super stable and super boring, which is great for me since I value stability more than anything, and don't like fucking with my system too much after the initial setup. The packages are often 1-2 years old but you get used to it pretty quickly.

A few of my friends have tried Mint, Fedora and CachyOS. I'd say those are all really good options, but I would personally gravitate towards Mint and Fedora more just because of the stability. If you absolutely need the latest of the latest drivers and kernels though, then maybe go for CachyOS, or straight vanilla Arch if you wanna configure everything yourself, assuming you know what you're getting into.