For some hardwares like my laptop it had replaced X11 more than a year ago, for some it is still in process.
No one can say about it without testing it in their hardware.
My laptop is on my ultimate satisfaction 
Wayland/Hyprland is working flawlessly according to my workflow studyflow , running with preprietry Nvidia drivers with a generic_v3 kernel with my favourite schedular 
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But yeah not everyone will get the same satisfaction that I got 
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I just found about schedulers from your post, can you give me an example of what sort of jobs you use schedulers for? Also which scheduler do you use, is it the standard systemd timer or something like cronie or more secure dcron/fcron?
Hmm… please remember that I am not at your level 
Not even in currently in any college …
So I don’t even know what you are referring schedulars to
Here by kernel schedulars I mean these things :
https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/scheduler/sched-design-CFS.html
Here is total list of all schedulars which is provided by cachyOS :
These schedulars basically manages tasks in different ways and hence enhances performance to some extent.
Mine personal favourite is PDS schedular(mentioned in my profile too 
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Seems like someone needs to put some posts in OT thread
Don’t worry I too found out about them today, schedulers (it seems I had been using the term in a different context to your post) are basically used to run repetitive tasks at specific time intervals like the systemd .timers (eg, archlinux-keyring-wkd-sync.timer)
Lol I use to say them “cronjobs” , yeah I know about cron jobs for a long time , but I don’t have anything to run in my system as on daily basis repetatively, I once thought of running my system cleaning tasks as cronjob but then I thought it is useless, because I have a backup of 250GB drive which is just 25% filled and my main drive is of 1 TB in which just 4% of space is filled , so why to set any cronjob for that ?
And talking about updates , I always had preferred to do manually.
PS: I have no use of it personally at this time, but if you are a guy who runs a server then I think it worths to learn how to make cronjobs.
I think cronjobs are pretty much succeeded by systemd timers these today. At least that’s my perception.
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