I don't know. I am building my own computers for about 30 years, starting with Intel 486, and using them heavily. Couple of times I bought ECC memory, but most

I don't know. I am building my own computers for about 30 years, starting with Intel 486, and using them heavily. Couple of times I bought ECC memory, but most of the time - not. For the last 4 years I have 64G of non-ECC RAM. Maybe I had some problem with non-ECC memory during all those years, like sudden BSODs, freezes or some corrupted data, but never anything significant. So I honestly don't see a reason for drama here.