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Mainly I was hoping to buy a thread ripper instead of a RYZEN 1700 (for $300) and getting more memory bandwidth. I was hoping that with AMD pushing so far on m
by sliken 9y ago
Mainly I was hoping to buy a thread ripper instead of a RYZEN 1700 (for $300) and getting more memory bandwidth. I was hoping that with AMD pushing so far on more cores that AMD would push more memory bandwidth to lower price points.
I'm all for ECC, but the Ryzen ECC situation is a mess. Some boards don't mention it, some boards mention ECC, but don't differentiate between ECC dimms "working" and actually correcting errors.
If ECC is your priority seems like a Xeon E3-1230 or similar is an easier decision. With that said is there a known motherboard + ryzen combination that A) works, B) is available, C) is verified to actually correct bits, and D) talks to the Linux MCE widgets to the OS can track it?
- hossbeast 9y agoMy Asus + Ryzen build definitely does not talk MCE in a way that Linux understands https://serverfault.com/questions/858884/spontaneous-reboot-machine-check-events-amd-ryzen https://serverfault.com/questions/858884/spontaneous-reboot-...
- tw04 9y agoThere is a list being actively managed around ECC support: http://www.overclock.net/t/1629642/ryzen-ecc-motherboards http://www.overclock.net/t/1629642/ryzen-ecc-motherboards