Attempting to run macOS on an Intel UHD 730 system without a dedicated graphics card results in , which leaves you with only 7MB to 31MB of non-accelerated VRAM. This makes the system stutter, causes massive display lag, and prevents apps like Safari, Final Cut Pro, and Xcode from working properly.
If you set ig-platform-id in your OpenCore config.plist to a generic value (e.g., 07009B3E for Kaby Lake) or try spoofing the device ID, here is what you will experience: intel uhd graphics 730 hackintosh
"Save yourself the headache. Alder Lake iGPUs are a dead end for display output. Use an AMD dGPU or go 10th Gen." — Attempting to run macOS on an Intel UHD
Using Proxmox or VMware with GPU passthrough (to an AMD GPU) is possible, but the UHD 730 itself will never drive a macOS display natively. Alder Lake iGPUs are a dead end for display output
Even without full display output, you can force the UHD 730 to act as a alongside a dGPU (AMD Radeon). This provides: