Asus workstation boards ad NON-ECC RAM. Is is possible? recommendations?

[enjoiskaterguy]

So, I am going to build a personal workstation rig for Animation/Video Editing...and I little light gaming .

So this question about ECC and NON-ECC memory compatibility has gone back and forth regarding motherboards like the...Z10PE-D8 WS and ASUS Z10PE-D16 WS.

The ECC memory I found seems legit but oh does it look god-awful.

I'm sure there is an approved list of RAM for these boards, but by my research people have been able to run NON-ECC memory on these boards.

Any helpful tips or suggested working NON-ECC memory would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Lutfij]

Crucial suggests that you're allowed to populate only registered ECC rams on the boards. You could get these and later add on a heatsink to mask the green PCB but in retrospect DDR4 frequency's begin at 2133MHz so they aren't going to be making any heat whatsoever.

 

[01111111]

So the whole problem with running ECC memory on a workstation motherboard is that it's ugly?

Buy heat spreaders and be done with it, or you can try to mickey mouse a solution that may never be stable, a good thing to have while rendering.