Intel 12th on Proxmox
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As always with non-enterprise hardware (the E in PVE stands for enterprise), it should work but may have some glitches.
Proxmox Virtual Environment, unless you meant some other PVE. But indeed it's intended for enterprise servers.
Compatibility with 12th-gen Intel should be about the same as Ubuntu with the 5.15 Linux kernel.
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/i9-12900k-poor-performance-in-vm.108981/#post-469158
Proxmox/PVE is still on the 5.15 kernel.
Proxmox/PVE is still on the 5.15 kernel.
We got some workstations with an i7-12700K CPU here, running Proxmox VE just fine.
Some advanced thread scheduling stuff may only get in with switching the kernel to a new base version, but the essentials was either already in the 5.15 release or got backported, so they run pretty good. But Lnxbill is right (not literally with the name, I figure that was rather jokingly), for enterprise setups you may want to wait for the availability of Sapphire Rapids Xeon models.
IME the biggest benefit of the new workstations is using DDR5 RAM, memory bandwidth/latency can be often a limiting factor, so getting that bumped up is quite helpful, and FWIW, DDR5 prices are already a lot better than they were in 2022/Q1. The Workstations with alder lake run quite well in other aspects too, not just memory - switching from a few generations back is quite nice. Also looking forward to what AMD will release in the fall with the new AM5 based socket.
Some advanced thread scheduling stuff may only get in with switching the kernel to a new base version, but the essentials was either already in the 5.15 release or got backported, so they run pretty good. But Lnxbill is right (not literally with the name, I figure that was rather jokingly), for enterprise setups you may want to wait for the availability of Sapphire Rapids Xeon models.
IME the biggest benefit of the new workstations is using DDR5 RAM, memory bandwidth/latency can be often a limiting factor, so getting that bumped up is quite helpful, and FWIW, DDR5 prices are already a lot better than they were in 2022/Q1. The Workstations with alder lake run quite well in other aspects too, not just memory - switching from a few generations back is quite nice. Also looking forward to what AMD will release in the fall with the new AM5 based socket.
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Yeah, you're of course right. It was exaggerated.... powerfull virtualization for enterprises ... maybe there is some list of things PVE can also stand for like to other companies like SAP
