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You should consider what you have underneath steam, as an example, I have Chimera Linux (Musl libc, dinit, BSD userland) and CachyOS on two identical chromebooks, Chimera seems to me faster (subjective) and uses 40% less RAM (objective). These are both running Niri (WM) and have practically the same packages (post install) but CachyOS doesn't seem to be as fast as Chimera Linux, though I'm not gaming on either. I've thought of doing a gentoo musl install with the package overlay for steam-launcher, and building everything with lto, but haven't got around to it. Anyhow, you might think about what else is in the stack, and build a gentoo install that strips out any cruft.
CachyOS builds packages with 'lto thin', and gentoo doesn't (by default) see the wiki page for LTO ... it's somewhat old now, so I'm not sure what the risks are currently but you might want to try setting it (probably using LLVM is the better option ... that is what CachyOS uses).