ECC in common desktops/workstation/servers will correct all single bit errors and detect all 2 bit errors. So sure you can run dimms every so slightly faster a

ECC in common desktops/workstation/servers will correct all single bit errors and detect all 2 bit errors. So sure you can run dimms every so slightly faster and fix the occasional single bit flip, but even a single double bit flip and an process or your kernel crashes. Seems much saner to go for a safe, robust, and reliable system at standard clocks in ECC instead of trying to get slightly more performance which increases the chances or errors, corruptions, crashes, and shorter service life.