Comment Comment by Animats consumer hardware...That's Intel's PR. Only "enterprise hardware", with a bigger markup, supports ECC memory. Adding ECC today should add only 12% to memory cost.AMD decided to break Intel's pricing model. Good for them. Now if we can get ECC at the retail level...The original IBM PC AT had parity in memory. parent Animats 5 years ago
That's Intel's PR. Only "enterprise hardware", with a bigger markup, supports ECC memory. Adding ECC today should add only 12% to memory cost.
AMD decided to break Intel's pricing model. Good for them. Now if we can get ECC at the retail level...
The original IBM PC AT had parity in memory.