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> low-end Xeon and workstation non-Xeon lacking ECC To be fair the single socket, low core count Xeons are not that pricey unless you try to match clock speed
by marmaduke 7y ago
> low-end Xeon and workstation non-Xeon lacking ECC
To be fair the single socket, low core count Xeons are not that pricey unless you try to match clock speed with the consumer chips... But, priorities, right?
- throwaway2048 7y agoIntel's blocking of ECC features is entirely arbitrary and artificial, the dies themselves already support it, they just disable it for consumer chips.
- marmaduke 7y agoAh I see, that's a different thing entirely