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OK, devil's advocate here. Intel wants to segment it to make money. Perfecty rational, right? Also consumers want it that way as ECC needs extra bits and run a
by tempguy9999 7y ago
OK, devil's advocate here. Intel wants to segment it to make money. Perfecty rational, right?
Also consumers want it that way as ECC needs extra bits and run a few percent slower. If gamers are willing to overclock their CPUs then they probably don't much care for slower memory. And $cost.
I agree with you, but others have different priorities.
(not an intel shill BTW)
- dooglius 7y ago> If gamers are willing to overclock their CPUs then they probably don't much care for slower memory. And $cost. Then they can continue to buy and use non-ECC memory
- tempguy9999 7y agoThat was my point.
- dooglius 7y agoIntel supporting ECC RAM would not preclude them from doing so