ECC-Buffered Memory on ASRock B85 Killer?

[Automobili3XF]

Ok, in the last few weeks i built myself a new PC with a server scavenged (HP Proliant DL320e rack) Intel Xeon E3-1220v3 - which supports ECC-Memory - and a GTX 970 on an ASRock B85 Killer.

I found out that one of my Corsair Vengeance package brand new modules was defective, so i returned the kit to the store, got my money back and borrowed some 2gb 1333mhz Logic memories from my neighbour.

Fast forward to today, i was searching local Ebay (Mercado Livre) for some 16gb RAM kits, and i stumbled on this,a Dell/Hynix 16gb ECC-Buffered server memory kit, good stuff, but will it work on my system? If not, what kind memory should i get?

 

Photo of the modules in the attachment

[Oshino Shinobu]

No. Non-buffered ECC RAM would work, as they are keyed the same as normal non-buffered non-ECC RAM. Either that, or you'd be needing a server board to use with buffered RAM. 

EDIT: Just to clarify, while non-buffered ECC RAM would work in the board, the actual ECC functions would not work. It would just function like regular RAM in that board. 

[Automobili3XF]

5 minutes ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

No. Non-buffered ECC RAM would work, as they are keyed the same as normal non-buffered non-ECC RAM. Either that, or you'd be needing a server board to use with buffered RAM. 

Ok, thanks for the advice! I'll take a look on some other 16gb kits.