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Thanks for the downvotes, folks. Really. > DDR4-3200 is an expensive boutique product. You have to be fucking kidding me. On a desktop Ryzen?? Most desktop PC

Thanks for the downvotes, folks. Really. > DDR4-3200 is an expensive boutique product. You have to be fucking kidding me. On a desktop Ryzen?? Most desktop PC builders are gamers. That's just a fact. They drive the market. That's why every motherboard looks like a gamery stealth bomber. Outside of Asrock Rack and one or two Asus Pro boards, there is simply nothing out there that matches what the server world is seeing with SuperMicro. I have 1x32GB DDR4-3200 UDIMM ECC on my Ryzen. But I have no delusions about the cost. It was expensive as fuck compared to non-ECC RAM.

formerly_proven 5y ago
(And there's no way to get ECC memory with decent timings because DDR4 is binned to death, so even if you found some hypothetical Samsung B-die ECC SKUs they'd be like 2333 or 2666 MHz and you'll never get them to work at 3200 or 3600 with timings better than 80-80-80-10000 or so. Meanwhile 3200CL14 or 3600CL16 is pretty usual without ECC. edit: On a second look, Mushkin will actually sell you 3200 CL14 ECC memory... 14-18-18-38 that is. At almost 10 quid on the gigabyte. Meanwhile you can get real CL14 non-ECC memory at around half that.