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AMD typically includes ECC support in "consumer" chips. Not all boards, do. I'm worried too, though, that this still hasn't been confirmed yet. An 8-core at 3.4
by kinghajj 10y ago
AMD typically includes ECC support in "consumer" chips. Not all boards, do. I'm worried too, though, that this still hasn't been confirmed yet. An 8-core at 3.4+ GHz sounds perfect for a workstation.
- devonkim 10y agoA lot of motherboard manufacturers have stopped supporting ECC on their boards with recent AMD sockets but I think Asus is the last holdout.
- anoother 10y agoASUS is one of the few that lists it on their spec sheets. But I believe Gigabyte also supports it on a number of current boards, along with some other manufacturers.
- stefantalpalaru 10y agoECC support is the norm with AMD CPUs. Even my cheap GA-970A-UD3 motherboard supports it.
- aidenn0 10y agoI don't think any of the desktop APUs support ECC though (e.g. FM2, FM2+) (information on this is terribly hard to find).