Request for advice on fine-tuning my first Hack

After some time of trial and error, I finally managed to make my first Hackintosh work (with Wifi, BT etc.). I'm really excited that it seems to be working well, and this week I'm gonna give it a try on my work routine. However, I still face some small issues that I would like to hear from you:

System:

• i5-13600K
• RX 6600
• 32GB RAM
• Rog Strix B760-A Gaming Wifi D4
• OC 0.9.8
• Ventura
• MacPro7.1

FIRST: I hear some cracking noises from my speakers on analog output (that I don't hear when listening to anything using Windows, or on BT). Probably something related to Realtek driver. Has anyone seen something like that?

SECOND: Windows only boots directly from UEFI, from OpenCore it goes direcly to the blue screen of death. By now, I'm keeping it this way because I intend to use it only as a backup in case the Hack doesn't perform well in my daily use - but would appreciate if there's some hint on that.

THIRD: Although Wi-Fi (Intel) has finally started working, I don't get the same speed that I get on Windows. Could it be anything related to Wi-FI 6 support on the driver? Would I have any better results if I buy a dedicated board in the future?

FOURTH: I've run some Geekbench tests to have some hint on overall performance, and got the following results:

CPU Single Core:

• ~ 2500 on Windows
• ~ 1700 on macOS
• ~ 2400 on macOS with AppleXpcmForceBoost
• Similar Geekbench setups on Mac: 2500~2800

CPU Multi-core:

• ~ 11800 on Windows
• ~ 8000 on macOS
• ~ 11100 on macOS with AppleXpcmForceBoost
• Similar Geekbench setups on Mac: 11500~13800

GPU:

• ~ 76000 on Windows (OpenCL)
• ~ 76000 on Windows (Vulkan)
• ~ 61000 on macOS (OpenCL) - below average: 71.000
• ~ 111000 on macOS (Metal) - above average - 103.000 (!!!)

My question here is: how (non-)recommendable it is to use AppleXpcmForceBoost? If not recommendable, what should I use instead to maintain my CPU performance at least similar to those results on Windows?

I've tried to turn AppleXpcmForceBoost off and run CPUFriend + CPUFriendDataProvider (my own data and others'), but the results made no difference at all.

Is there anything that I'm missing or doing wrong?

Thanks in advance!!!

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Below are some additional info on my setup:

Kexts:

• AirportItlwm
• AppleALC
• AppleIGC
• BlueToolFixup
• CpuTopologyRebuild
• CpuTscSync
• IntelBluetoothFirmware
• IntelBTPatcher
• Lilu
• NVMeFix
• RadeonSensor
• RestrictEvents
• SMCProcessor
• SMCRadeonGPU
• SMCSuperIO
• USBToolBox
• UTBMap
• VirtualSMC
• WhateverGreen

ACPI:

• SSDT-AWAC.aml
• SSDT-EC-USBX.aml
• SSDT-PLUG-ALT.aml
• SSDT-SBUS-MCHC.aml
• SSDT-USBW.aml

Drivers:

• HfsPlus.efi
• OpenCanopy.efi
• OpenRuntime.efi