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> it lets you use ECC ram, but doesn't enable any of the reporting Is there any special term which does describe this capability? How would I find out if that
by qwertox 6y ago
> it lets you use ECC ram, but doesn't enable any of the reporting
Is there any special term which does describe this capability? How would I find out if that reporting exists? Only by reading the Manual and looking through the BIOS pages?
- toast0 6y agoYeah, I think you have to read through the manual, or contact support to confirm or find a review that specifically addressed it; unfortunately.
- Laforet 6y agoIn my own experience almost every motherboard will happily accept unbuffered ECC ram and ignore the parity bit. Registered DIMMs, however, will only work with both MCH and BIOS support so I don't expect them to work unless explicitly stated in the specs.