Is it possible to use Authcache only on certain content types?

Thus prevent impacting any other customized user content/pages ie. front page.

I'm using the FAQ module, which loads about 100 articles consolidated/collapsed unto one page,
which is why I'm hoping to speed that up, as it currently takes about 1.5-3 seconds to load
(half of that is TTFB, which I think is due to the many articles).

FYI - That main page is not listed in the views, as I understand it's hard coded by the module.

Thanks for any more insights, I was reading the Documentation and couldn't figure this out yet.

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I'm referring to drupal content types.

I did see that pages can be prevented from caching as well as user roles and even page content type like text/plain, application/javascript etc. (which i understand we can see in the header information within the chrome browser network console). Perhaps this is the best way to go and manually keep adding pages where issues occur.