View Full Version : non-ecc rdram vs. ecc ram
What is the dif between ecc and no-ecc rdram?
SteenkyBastage
02-24-02, 07:29 PM
error correction.
i think ALL (if not, then most of them) amd chipsets that are currently in production do NOT work with ECC memory. If you use ECC memory they either simply dont work, or the motherboard disables ECC of the memory and uses it as regular non-ECC memory.
I dont know if Intel systems currently can use ECC. I think ECC was made for server useage.
also note: I remember reading somewhere that the ECC function is now performed by the software you use, instead of the memory itself. I dont recall where I read it, so it might not be correct, someone pipe up if that is correct/wrong.
ShadowCat66
02-24-02, 10:58 PM
Ecc ram (if it uses the same concept as SDRAM) was mostly used on severs.It runs a few NS slower.You probally dont need that type of ram in your system,plus it runs a few bucks more than the non ecc.Hope this helps
Thanks for the info.:cool:
Grande Juan
02-26-02, 09:24 AM
And what, pray tell does this have to do with ASUS intel MOBO's?;)
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