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It's significantly more expensive, usually around 30-100% more, depending on capacity. IMO not worth it on a desktop, possibly worth it on a home server or a se
by gh02t 10y ago
It's significantly more expensive, usually around 30-100% more, depending on capacity. IMO not worth it on a desktop, possibly worth it on a home server or a serious workstation. Plus your CPU and motherboard has to support it, which is a pain with Intel's consumer lineup.
- fgonzag 10y agoGood thing ryzen supports ECC OBO. Just waiting on motherboard support for it.
- bitJericho 10y agoIf you're not worried about certain chip features and power draw, last gen server equipment is very cheap.
- sitkack 10y agoLots of Ryzen motherboards support ECC. http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X370%20Killer%20SLIac/#Specification http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X370%20Killer%20SLIac/#Specific...
- lomnakkus 10y agoI think I may go AMD (again) for this very reason. (Generally, I don't think ECC actually does matter that much for us casual/home users, but I like to reward the people who actually do make it easy to "do the right thing". Same deal as only purchasing AMD graphics cards since 2005-ish(?).)