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I think it may have been Google that found that random RAM errors are quite likely over the course of a year, so you really want ECC memory if you're running a
by lsb 16y ago
I think it may have been Google that found that random RAM errors are quite likely over the course of a year, so you really want ECC memory if you're running a server and need uptime.
- reeses 16y agoI found a (the?) paper on the topic: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~bianca/papers/sigmetrics09.pdf http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~bianca/papers/sigmetrics09.pdf I was going to ask you for a citation but realized that would be lazy when I could google[1] it myself. I've had a couple arguments with a hosting provider all but ignoring RAM errors, with them responding,"I rebooted and watched it for a few days, and it seems to have cured the issue." [1] Do you ever think "bing it" will catch on? I think I've discovered their growth constraint factor.