Well my initial tests with

* Disable Dynamic Tick in bcdedit
* Enable useplatformtick

have achieved no discernible impact on system behaviour... though now that I think about it there might be something to this... imma do a quick test.

Edit: Yeah, no discernible difference with those configured differently from the default. I have a Ryzen 3700X and an X570 motherboard running Windows 10 22H2.

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/groups/TheUsefulWindowsGroup/discussions/5/2741975115082070040/

This topic mentions the following

* Disable Platform Clock in bcdedit
* Disable HPET in BIOS settings
* Disable Dynamic Tick in bcdedit

I know the first 2 suggestions are very temperamental depending on your hardware and can cause adverse effects. Disabling Dynamic Ticks however I don't think I've seen anyone mention it worsening system stability (though often it's suggested alongside the other stuff so people may not be testing it on its own), I have however seen people say it's had no effect on anything though.

Additionally there seems to now be this new setting suggestion:
* Enable useplatformtick

I'm about to test this out in conjunction with disabling dynamic ticks.