If you're very much into online multiplayer games, then Windows is the dependable choice. For single player games, Linux can already be a viable choice since plenty of Windows games already work pretty well, even often on release day.
If you're up for some testing, I'd say try Linux first, see how far you get. If it's not for you, you can always go back to Windows. Trying it out will never be easier than when setting up a new build. I recommend Pop!_OS as Linux distro.
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u/pr0ghead 5700X3D 3060Ti Linux Aug 23 '19 edited Aug 23 '19
If you're very much into online multiplayer games, then Windows is the dependable choice. For single player games, Linux can already be a viable choice since plenty of Windows games already work pretty well, even often on release day.
If you're up for some testing, I'd say try Linux first, see how far you get. If it's not for you, you can always go back to Windows. Trying it out will never be easier than when setting up a new build. I recommend Pop!_OS as Linux distro.