The thing with Fedora is they will not ship with anything that isn't FOSS. This means some things will be missing, like video codex as an example. You can add whatever you need to it, but you'll sometimes have a starting point that needs more things added than another distro would. Also, tutorials may not include Fedora directions.

Personally, I've been using Garuda for a few years, and it's been great. I used Fedora for a bit before and ditched it. Garuda is Arch-based, so Arch tutorials directions work, and you get all the benefits of Arch without the work. CachyOS should be similar.

Personally, I don't care for Ubuntu. I used it before Fedora and I preferred Fedora.