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You’re right, and I was being imprecise. I was trying to convey that the functionality was entirely contained within the chip/module unlike traditional ECC whic
by arcticbull 3y ago
You’re right, and I was being imprecise. I was trying to convey that the functionality was entirely contained within the chip/module unlike traditional ECC which passes the parity data back to the CPU.
The parent said the chances of a single bit flipping are too high without it, they are, which is why it’s in the spec :) These densities wouldn’t be possible without it.
- MaKey 3y agoThere are DDR5 modules with traditional ECC though, which the parent poster presumably meant.