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Well its that bitter sweet time of year again when you need to upgrade your hardware. I am in need of some advice I'm going to build a dual cpu workstation for the type of work I do and is cpu heavy and demanding enough where a second one would definitely be a big help because the programs I use are able to utilize the second cpu. Now to my actual question I'm looking at the Asus Z10PE-D8 WS motherboard since I am not running a server and because ecc ram is vary expensive and to save a $1000 on ram to not ecc ram would be a no brainer . Any advice you guys could give me would be great , Thanks.

 

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Many workstation motherboards don't require ECC ram.

 

I use dual xeons (broadwell and haswell) in about 15 workstations in the office wthout ECC Ram. It's not required unless specifically required by the Mobo manufacturer. Its not a specific intel requirement.

 

ECC for most desktop use cases is pointless.

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On ‎3‎/‎4‎/‎2017 at 6:29 PM, AlexCo said:

Many workstation motherboards don't require ECC ram.

 

I use dual xeons (broadwell and haswell) in about 15 workstations in the office wthout ECC Ram. It's not required unless specifically required by the Mobo manufacturer. Its not a specific intel requirement.

 

ECC for most desktop use cases is pointless.

What is the capacity of the sticks you use in these workstations?

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25 minutes ago, TheCherryKing said:

Are you sure you have non-ECC memory? Sticks of 16 GB non-ECC memory are extremely difficult to find.

huh? 16gb non-ecc DIMMs are all over newegg.

 

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233853&cm_re=ddr4_32gb-_-20-233-853-_-Product

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