it's not yet listed on the compatability guide, but i assume that could be because they've only just now been released. but the Xeon W5/7/9 CPU's are enterprise workstation CPU's and have only performance cores, so i can't imagine them not being supported. earlier versions of Xeon W's are supported. but i wanted to make sure. so if someone could weigh in on it, i'd appreciate it.
As mentioned above, when the CPU gets certified by VMware, it will show in the HCL. Note aside, the W-3100 previous gen is supported for vSphere 8 so I believe is a matter of time till W-3400 is listed there.
Hi,
Here you can check CPU compatibility: VMware Compatibility Guide - cpu
If you are working in your home lab, you can install ESXi 8.0 even if your CPU is not compatible. There is a workaround, which is described here:
https://vmcloud.pl/2023/03/26/how-to-deploy-esxi-8-0/
I hope it will help
Cheers
As mentioned above, when the CPU gets certified by VMware, it will show in the HCL. Note aside, the W-3100 previous gen is supported for vSphere 8 so I believe is a matter of time till W-3400 is listed there.
thanks both. that answers my question.
jared