What is the minimum virtual machine hardware version required to use VGPU?
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The minimum virtual machine hardware version required to use VGPU in VMware Horizon 8.x is version 11.
VGPU, or Virtual GPU, is a feature that allows a virtual machine to use a portion of the host system's physical graphics processing unit (GPU) to accelerate graphics performance. This feature is particularly useful for virtual desktops or applications that require high-quality graphics rendering, such as CAD, 3D modeling, or video editing.
Virtual machine hardware version refers to the specific configuration of virtual hardware components, such as CPU, memory, storage, and network devices, that are presented to a virtual machine by the hypervisor. Each version of virtual hardware adds new features and improvements to the virtual machine's capabilities.
In VMware Horizon 8.x, the minimum virtual machine hardware version required to use VGPU is version 11. This version was introduced in vSphere 6.0 and adds support for virtual hardware-assisted CPU virtualization, hardware-assisted MMU virtualization, and enhanced graphics rendering capabilities.
Therefore, the correct answer to the question is D. 11.