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The issue isn't that somehow the 7100U vs 7100 is some fundamental design decision that didn't include ECC support, its that Intel had a chip where ECC was supp
by throwaway2048 7y ago
The issue isn't that somehow the 7100U vs 7100 is some fundamental design decision that didn't include ECC support, its that Intel had a chip where ECC was supported, then disabled it.
Its not because they are "very different processors".
- paulmd 7y agoThe 7100U is a BGA laptop processor. You're not in danger of accidentally buying a 7100U to put into your NAS. If you look at the products that are actually compatible with your system, it's not confusing at all. Pentium/Celeron/i3/Xeon = has ECC, i5/i7 = no ECC.