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There really isn't a big price difference between an i7 and an E3. Most consumers don't need ECC memory. So, leave it out and charge less. If you need it, ge
by xienze 11y ago
There really isn't a big price difference between an i7 and an E3. Most consumers don't need ECC memory. So, leave it out and charge less. If you need it, get the Xeon.
- cmurf 11y agoI disagree. The sheer volume of data being pushed these days even by consumer computers is enough to be occasionally affected by a bit flip. ECC is used in the cache memory found on the CPU itself, so it's been important at that level for a long time even on consumer products.
- 4ad 11y agoIt's amazing that after rowhammer people still think this.