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It's the policy of CPU manufacturers to separate ECC/Non-ECC Support. For example, 12th gen intel CPUs that already exist, can now support ECC because a new ch
by lbotos 4y ago
It's the policy of CPU manufacturers to separate ECC/Non-ECC Support.
For example, 12th gen intel CPUs that already exist, can now support ECC because a new chipset enables it. It was "policy" to not release ECC support for a period.