Can a 2006 Mac Pro that can't go above Snow Leopard physically on the host run Mavericks with vmware Fusion virtually?
MacOS – 2006 Mac Pro – vmware fusion – snow leopard / VM’s with Mavericks
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Best Answer
I'm guessing you can, and here's why (from VirtualBox):
VMWare Fusion says something similar (search the FAQ for "64-bit").
Assuming your Mac Pro is the 2.66 Quad Core, EveryMac confirms that your processor is 64-bit. Give it a try, hit the forums, and good luck!