A much more common source of bitflips is from heat. If you run a desktop computer with more than about 32GB of RAM you probably have bitflips from the heat alon

A much more common source of bitflips is from heat. If you run a desktop computer with more than about 32GB of RAM you probably have bitflips from the heat alone- which is part of why DDR5 adds a weaker form of error correction as standard.