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> If it doesn't support ECC, there's no benefit vs the Intel Skull Canyon. It does support ECC - right there on the product page.
by djrogers 10y ago
> If it doesn't support ECC, there's no benefit vs the Intel Skull Canyon.
It does support ECC - right there on the product page.
- intrasight 10y agoI don't see that
- wlesieutre 10y agoFirst footnote in the linked press release, justifying them calling it "the world’s first mini workstation[1]" [1] Based on publicly available information of workstation competitors as of October 3, 2016 with volume of at least 1 million units annually as of October 3, 2016 having < 3 litres volume, professional graphics, Intel® Xeon® quad core processor, ISV certified applications, ECC memory.
- intrasight 10y agoSo they implicitly rather than explicitly say they support ECC memory. That's a first.
- bunderbunder 10y agoIt's still just a press release and marketing page for a product that hasn't hit the shelves yet. Personally, I'd wait for the tech specs page to go live before getting too upset about them not posting detailed tech specs.