> and it's slower or more expensive or both compared to the equivalent-capacity non-ECC memory. That's not anything new though. My local supplier (https://www

> and it's slower or more expensive or both compared to the equivalent-capacity non-ECC memory. That's not anything new though. My local supplier (https://www.scorptec.com.au https://www.scorptec.com.au) has a fair amount of both, with ECC currently being about double the price (ugh). When the AM4 generation was current, the difference in price was a lot less though. :/ Still it's worth it for piece of mind. Especially if you're undervolting the cpu. ;)