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I can not fathom the kind of testing rig that's required to validate that such an incredible mechanism works correctly.
by speed_spread 4y ago
I can not fathom the kind of testing rig that's required to validate that such an incredible mechanism works correctly.
- ThrowawayTestr 4y agoLTT did a video on the testing Intel does for new CPUs. Some nice shots of the custom test rigs they use. https://youtu.be/BtFdraQWVtM https://youtu.be/BtFdraQWVtM
- sliken 4y agoSeems pretty simple to me. Keep in mind it's not analyzing things to see where the error is (address line, I/O pin, which chip, etc). It's just a simple track errors per dimm, then remove the dimm. This works with Linux and several generation old Xeons with no problem. Kinda cool be be able just run free -h and see that a dimm is missing.