There's a fun presentation that I could offer from my workstation builds involving GhostBSD: "SED/OPAL full disk encryption on NVMe, tuning EPYC Zen5 and ZFS mirror for the OS".
Clearly that would need a better name, but there's some usefulness given that Ghost doesn't support the usual GELI encryption scheme in the installer, and then... FDE with SED has no processing overhead like GELI, no perf io reduction required. Zen4 and Zen5 benefit from quite a bit of system tuning for FreeBSD based workstations, so that's important for considerations.
Once the movers stop holding my homelab hostage and deliver my life's belongings, then I'll be able to generate a presentation on the subject. Apparently, "it's on a truck", still... nearly one month after moving. Fun times.