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RobinCM
May 03, 2022Brass Contributor
Windows 11 Hyper-V and 12th gen Intel CPUs
Hi, I'm looking for some official info about whether or not Hyper-V in Windows 11 supports the 12th gen Intel CPUs. These CPUs have two sets of cores, Performance (P) and Efficiency (E). I have rea...
andrgin
Jun 01, 2022Copper Contributor
In the meantime I got some additional feedback and the majority claims that it does work even with E cores enable, so as most reports of it not working are older I assume there has been a fix for it.
I made a thread here and someone says it works with a 12700K:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/856558/does-windows-11-hyper-v-support-intel-12th-gen.html
There is also a thread on the Dell community forums saying it works with an 12700H.
An amazon report (translated from Spanish) said it not works after update Windows
A post on some Chinese forum said it did work
Also found a guy posting some benchmark results that seem to be with e cores on (based on his score) and he claimed that Hyper-V was on
So far I only found one guy having problems at Windows10+11, but I am not so sure if this maybe was with outdated Windows builds.
But so far I did not find someone that could confirm it to be working on Windows Server, so this might still be an issue.
I made a thread here and someone says it works with a 12700K:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/856558/does-windows-11-hyper-v-support-intel-12th-gen.html
There is also a thread on the Dell community forums saying it works with an 12700H.
An amazon report (translated from Spanish) said it not works after update Windows
A post on some Chinese forum said it did work
Also found a guy posting some benchmark results that seem to be with e cores on (based on his score) and he claimed that Hyper-V was on
So far I only found one guy having problems at Windows10+11, but I am not so sure if this maybe was with outdated Windows builds.
But so far I did not find someone that could confirm it to be working on Windows Server, so this might still be an issue.