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consumer cpus supporting ecc memory?

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Some server boards will only accept Core i3 or Xeons. While others will support Pentium as well as Celerons.

Both of these also support ECC

http://ark.intel.com/compare/87356,80800

Server board that supports it

http://www.asus.com/us/Commercial_Servers_Workstations/P9DC4L/HelpDesk_CPU/

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so i was looking through an i3 spec sheet and i noticed that it supports ecc memory. im wondering if there is a reason for this? is it because i3s are commonly used in business desktops? or something like that.

 

http://ark.intel.com/products/77769/Intel-Core-i3-4330-Processor-4M-Cache-3_50-GHz

CPU: I7 8700k @ 5ghz | Motherboard: Asus Z370-Prime | RAM: White Crucial balistix DDR4 2133mhz | GPU: GTX 1080TI | Storage: ssd HyperX 240gig, 2x2tb seagate Firecuda 1tb, BPX 480 gig nvme, 1tb sandisk ssd  | Cooling: Custom loop | PSU: Evga supernova 850w G2 | Case: Phanteks enthoo evolv atx black White modded | system theme: White/RGB/Weiss

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Some server boards will only accept Core i3 or Xeons. While others will support Pentium as well as Celerons.

Both of these also support ECC

http://ark.intel.com/compare/87356,80800

Server board that supports it

http://www.asus.com/us/Commercial_Servers_Workstations/P9DC4L/HelpDesk_CPU/

 

 

 

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i had no idea that an i3 was regarded as a server cpu.

CPU: I7 8700k @ 5ghz | Motherboard: Asus Z370-Prime | RAM: White Crucial balistix DDR4 2133mhz | GPU: GTX 1080TI | Storage: ssd HyperX 240gig, 2x2tb seagate Firecuda 1tb, BPX 480 gig nvme, 1tb sandisk ssd  | Cooling: Custom loop | PSU: Evga supernova 850w G2 | Case: Phanteks enthoo evolv atx black White modded | system theme: White/RGB/Weiss

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