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It is how faulty RAM works, and it is sensible to do that.
by justincormack 10y ago
It is how faulty RAM works, and it is sensible to do that.
- Rebelgecko 10y agoNot just faulty RAM. As far as I know, all modern RAM is going to have bitflips every once in a while (it even happens with ECC RAM)
- deaddodo 10y agoI urge you to educate yourself. All RAM works this way, it's the very reason ECC RAM exists and the exact issue it solves.