Do you consider Void to be better than Arch?

I've been using Void Linux for a while now, about two months, and I really feel like my PC (which is a potato) has improved a lot. Everything runs smoothly, and I don't get frustrated seeing things freeze. I could say the same about Arch, but unfortunately, what forced me to switch was that, when I updated, my system wouldn't boot. This probably happened due to an incomplete update, a package conflict, or a bad system configuration—something relatively common with rolling release distributions if they aren't handled carefully. So I migrated to Void, which, so far, hasn't broken.