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Tom Billiodeaux <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 16 Oct 2001 19:42:27 -0500
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Hi Paul,
Answer IMO is NO.
ECC is important if you are doing days of analytical calculations and
accuracy is upmost importance.
Also if you are running a critical system and any shutdown may affect the
security of our nation!
Seriously, ecc memory is error checking memory, which by its name means it
will be a little slower, but supply more stability and prevent ozone
glitches from causing lockups.

I have an Abit SE6, which i believe does not allow ecc memory. It's one of
the best mobo's.

Good question.

TomBilliodeaux

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