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On 07/29/2015 04:55 PM, Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> are you sure? Asus boards usually support ECC (at least their AMD boards |
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> do) and many Gigabyte boards support ECC without telling about it |
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> (gigabyte user forums can usually answer that). |
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Hmm, I went and looked some more into this, but all I found was support |
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for non-ECC RAM. Both in my manual & online reflect this. The board I |
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have is an Asus P5QL-E. |
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Adding to that - 4GB of ECC budget RAM for my board is $200 here. I'm |
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not about to spend that on an almost 8 year old machine. If it was $40 |
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I'd try it, but not for $200. |
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Dan |
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