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Hi. Welcome to the forums. Check out the Buyer's Guide for compatible parts.

Idling at 35 to 45c is considered safe for stock cooled systems. Load temps are your main concern, especially if your system is overclocked. You're fine.

If you're considering wifi, I recommend this. It works out of the box in macOS Sierra. Great antennas and rather cheap, at least in the UK, should be elsewhere hopefully.

If its one of them cheap generic ones, I wouldn't trust it. Can you not take a photo of it? post it on here or something.

You never know, it might work for you. Have you tried changing USB ports? Did you select the 3rd Party USB 3.0 kext in MultiBeast? EDIT: From my research, this is probably the more expensive option but will no doubt work. Creative Sound Blaster Audigy RX. If none of this helps, then I suggest...

Well then, one of these would be your final option It will give you sound through USB, so no kexts needed. eBay have them.

Your components are good. Pascal GPU's have been fully supported since the release of 10.12.4, so you should have no problems getting your 1050 Ti working flawlessly after installing its web drivers. TP-Link wifi adapters work really well in macOS, never had issues with them so fingers cross...

Did you select your audio kext in MultiBeast? ALC887/888b is yours.

Had to use this guide because my 7GB USB would not work with UniBeast. Worked.

Hi. Did you try DVD media with Windows or Linux? If not, try one of those two first before assuming the issue is with El Capitan or the Drive itself. The culprit is most likely the former, El Capitan, but could also be the latter, Drive. If your drive fails to read the DVD format in Windows or...

If you cant get audio working, you've researched a lot and still no luck, then I suggest you purchase one of those USB 3D sound cards or some other USB audio device. As for your second problem, I haven't a clue to be honest. I had to rely on USB sticks to boot up bootloaders a few years back but...

If you have two SSD's in your system, one having windows on it and the other macOS, you should be able to choose your OS from the Clover boot screen. There really is no point reverting to default settings if you intend to run macOS on your computer, unless you no longer wish to run it.