Understanding these limitations upfront will save countless hours of frustration and allow you to build a Hackintosh that actually works. Plan your hardware carefully, follow established OpenCore configuration practices, and you can enjoy a powerful, stable Hackintosh with modern Intel CPU performance — just not with the UHD 770.
The easiest path remains a 10th generation Intel CPU (Comet Lake) with UHD 630 for basic use, or any modern Intel CPU paired with a natively supported AMD GPU (RX 580, RX 6600 XT, RX 6800 XT, etc.).
If you want a desktop experience with fluid graphics, you must adjust your hardware strategy. Below are the best alternatives available.