Isn't it mostly an ease of mind thing? I've never seen a ECC error on my home server which has plenty of memory in use and runs longer than my desktop. Maybe it's more common with higher clocked, near the limit, desktop PC's.
Also: DDR5 has some false ecc marketing due to the memory standard having an error correction scheme build in. Don't fall for it.
Also: DDR5 has some false ecc marketing due to the memory standard having an error correction scheme build in. Don't fall for it.