[Google Pixel 7 Pro] Not_Purgatory:
So, here is the next update after a long time of testing various things back and forth. This one was actually a bit of pain in the ass a few times with getting the actual balancing aspect right without "pushing" the scale too deeply in either direction far to low when it comes to the perf-power consumption aspect but we did it perfectly IMO.

Thanks to all the testers over at the official Telegram channel - v2.0 arrives today as a Christmas Eve release with some actual changes that works wonder on more than just the stock Google kernel. More details below!

v2.0 (Christmas Eve Config Release)

Kernel Configuration Changelog:

- Reduced gc_urgent_sleep_time from 50ms down to 5ms.

- Added a specific config made with Sultan kernel in mind.

- Removed my customized sched_pixel set-up / configuration.

(It got reverted non-stop to the default CPU governor values).

- Added a tiny easter egg for them that's using Despair Kernel.

- Reverted block queue IO polling to its stock default values.

- Enabled the oom_kill_allocating_task virtual memory flag.

- Reverted the foreground uclamp node to its default value.

- Set and reverted swappiness to its default stock value again.

- Adjusted the FS mounting flags for improved performance.

- Added a fully working log output solution once and for all.

- Reduced the boot sleep timers for faster script executions.

- Cleaned up and fixed a few derps as well as misc mishaps.

Powerhint Configuration Changelog:

- Restricted the CPU clusters screen off frequencies for saving power during for example audio streaming & music playback.

- Improved both thermals as well as the risk for HW throttling during excessive load (Your phone will now stay cooler for a longer time before both heating as well as throttling kicks in).

- Added a powerhint flag that sets the MIF sys devfreq node to a locked clock frequency for improving responsivness and reducing both hiccups and stutters during userspace display interactions.

- Locked the GPU DVFS period to a default value of 20 when the display panel is in a static state for reducing overall power consumption (This works like black magic together with the restriction of the CPU frequencies during the same scenarios).

- Potentially reduced power consumption while using either the fingerprint and / or the facecam unlocking functionalities.

- Adjusted the frequency scaling behaviour when the screen is in a "static inactive state" and isn't being touched or interacted with.

(Reduces overall power consumption while watching videos).

- Performed a minor partial powerhint flag clean-up for improving overall power efficiency and performance by a fair amount.

- Added properly optimized powerhint flags that simulates the behaviour of a CPU input boost driver for keeping the phone smooth without completely destroying your whole battery life.

- Added a powerhint flag that boosts all CPU cores to their maximum allowed clock frequencies for a short time duration during both boot-up launches as well as task initializations for significantly faster as well as snappier application launches.

- Some additional fixes, optimizations as well as adjustments.

Note: This configuration drop requires that you have the Busybox Magisk module made by osm0sis @ XDA as well as the Magical OverlayFS Magisk module made by HuskyDG @ XDA (for getting full RW access to the /system partition) flashed on your phone for making everything work as fully intended. I'm going to add this specific note to the OP under the Installation Instructions section (it can be found inside the ZIP file as well) for clarity reasons.

Enjoy and Merry Christmas, everyone! 🎅