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> I've got nearly 30 years of experience and not once has non ECC memory lead to corruption How do you know?
by ajnin 6y ago
> I've got nearly 30 years of experience and not once has non ECC memory lead to corruption
How do you know?
- supernovae 6y agoComplex systems require constant probing. You always probe. If you stop probing to look for errors because you assumed ECC fixed it for you, then you're probably at more risk of corruption vs accepting the fact there will be an infinite risk of error and being defensive against all types.