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ECC memory support in such a small package is interesting. I I don't have high hope that we'll get a consumer lineup and buying the industrial pc is usually not
by type0 8y ago
ECC memory support in such a small package is interesting. I I don't have high hope that we'll get a consumer lineup and buying the industrial pc is usually not worth it if you need to build a NAS.
- rjsw 8y agoThat isn't totally new, I have a version of HP MicroServer with an AMD CPU that has ECC memory.
- kllrnohj 8y ago> ECC memory support in such a small package is interesting Intel has been equipping Atom SoCs with ECC support for a while now. For example the Atom c3950 - 16 cores, ecc memory, 24w TDP, and a tray price of $389.00 https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/97940/intel-atom-processor-c3950-16m-cache-up-to-2-20-ghz.html https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/97940/i... You'll find all sorts of fun supermicro boards using Atom CPUs in this series at reasonable-enough retail prices, even. > buying the industrial pc is usually not worth it if you need to build a NAS I was more thinking Synology or Qnap consumer/SOHO NAS products, not DIY NAS.
- type0 8y ago> I was more thinking Synology or Qnap consumer/SOHO NAS products, Yeah, lets just hope so. Why I was skeptical is that the margins is so low in consumer products that good hardware is often not even given a consideration by the producers. Although that might be changing as consumers get more and more educated and start to demand more from the companies.