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ECC ram is definitely a consideration. I've appreciated having it when it was around. The needs of each homelab can be different though. Some homelabs don't n
by j45 6y ago
ECC ram is definitely a consideration. I've appreciated having it when it was around.
The needs of each homelab can be different though. Some homelabs don't need to be that serious from a power/noise/energy cost perspective just to get ECC, unless there is an explicit benefit from it.
Making do without ECC can be perfectly possible for some or most portions of a homelab.