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For consumers no but for things like large simulations or even deep learning you want to have ECC memory. Intel only enables it on Xeons but AMD doesn't offici
by zitterbewegung 5y ago
For consumers no but for things like large simulations or even deep learning you want to have ECC memory.
Intel only enables it on Xeons but AMD doesn't officially support it on their consumer chips but sometimes it works.
- my123 5y agoIt's locked down on AMD customer APUs, only not forcefully disabled on AMD customer CPUs that do not have integrated graphics. (Ryzen PRO parts have it officially supported)