Yes, you can build a hackintosh from your existing PC.
Yes, you can build a hackintosh from your existing PC.
Older Macs could indeed run Nvidia GPUs, such as the one in the 2014 MacBook Pro compatible with macOS Big Sur. However, this is only partially accurate. The specific GPU being used isn't fully supported by macOS, even in High Sierra. I'm unsure if the particular CPU the OP has will function properly, but AMD processors definitely work with macOS. Switching to a Hackintosh would likely result in poor performance, especially on your hardware, and might not even run at all.
The requirement that "wine is not an emulator" highlights the importance of this distinction. It functions as a compatibility layer. For more details, visit the official site https://appdb.winehq.org/. Windows won’t work properly if you enable metered connections. Updates are necessary across Windows, Linux, and macOS. This wasn't a midrange product; it was a low-end chip that performed better than higher-end options like Pentiums but inferior to an i3 with more investment. It’s not easy—success depends on effort or guidance unless you’re experienced. If you need help getting macOS to run on FM2+, look for tutorials, and consider a budget AMD graphics card.