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Hey, thanks for the update! You actually are quite experienced. These things are best taken slowly. I would recommend trying things out (including installation and dual booting another OS) on a virtual machine. VirtualBox is a good program for this on Windows. If things ever go south, you can just delete the VM and create another one, without affecting your main PC and files on it.
Also, there is one unfortunate problem that will affect your graphics card. Nvidia recently dropped support for Pascal (GTX 10x series) and older graphics cards with version 590 of their driver.
I highly recommend Bazzite. It has a dedicated version that supports legacy Nvidia cards. Its immutable nature makes is extremely hard to mess things up. Plus, it is getting really popular since last year. So, you are likely to get much better community support than Pop!_OS anyway.