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It actually does protect against errors on access, but support is optional. Also, some vendors use a non-optimal hamming code that fails to notice some double
by hedora 1y ago
It actually does protect against errors on access, but support is optional.
Also, some vendors use a non-optimal hamming code that fails to notice some double bit errors (if I remember right).
- wtallis 1y ago> It actually does protect against errors on access, but support is optional. Can you explain how exactly the on-die ECC capability can help protect data in transit? What is the optional functionality you're referring to, if not the traditional sideband ECC achieved by adding another chip's worth of data lines to every channel?