S Samer1970 Admirable BANNED Oct 23, 2014 1,729 1 6,460 Aug 26, 2016 #2 welner : What is PC3-12800U Vs PC3-12800E ... "U" = unbufferred non ECC "E"= unbuffered ECC (not reg) "R"=Registered Upvote 0 Downvote
welner : What is PC3-12800U Vs PC3-12800E ... "U" = unbufferred non ECC "E"= unbuffered ECC (not reg) "R"=Registered
notlim981 Distinguished Jun 8, 2012 864 0 19,360 Aug 26, 2016 #3 https://www.ramcity.com.au/view/what-are-the-different-memory-types/memory_types Upvote 0 Downvote
W welner Reputable Jul 20, 2016 158 0 4,680 Aug 26, 2016 #4 "U" = unbuffered non ECC --- "E"= unbuffered ECC (not reg) " Are you saying that both are non ECC but U is registered ... Or that both of these are basicly the same ... Which is better for a home PC ... Upvote 0 Downvote
"U" = unbuffered non ECC --- "E"= unbuffered ECC (not reg) " Are you saying that both are non ECC but U is registered ... Or that both of these are basicly the same ... Which is better for a home PC ...
notlim981 Distinguished Jun 8, 2012 864 0 19,360 Aug 26, 2016 #5 What are the specs of the pc you want to install the memories on? Upvote 0 Downvote
S Samer1970 Admirable BANNED Oct 23, 2014 1,729 1 6,460 Aug 26, 2016 #6 welner : "U" = unbuffered non ECC --- "E"= unbuffered ECC (not reg) " Are you saying that both are non ECC but U is registered ... Or that both of these are basicly the same ... Which is better for a home PC ... Buffered and registered are the same thing E stands for ECC (error correcting) R stands for Registered . U is not ECC and not registered to use ECC you will need a Chipset (motherboard) and CPU that supports it . for most home use you dont need ECC memory , unless you are using it for scientific calculations/programs that needs ECC ... you can read here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECC_memory Upvote 0 Downvote
welner : "U" = unbuffered non ECC --- "E"= unbuffered ECC (not reg) " Are you saying that both are non ECC but U is registered ... Or that both of these are basicly the same ... Which is better for a home PC ... Buffered and registered are the same thing E stands for ECC (error correcting) R stands for Registered . U is not ECC and not registered to use ECC you will need a Chipset (motherboard) and CPU that supports it . for most home use you dont need ECC memory , unless you are using it for scientific calculations/programs that needs ECC ... you can read here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECC_memory
W welner Reputable Jul 20, 2016 158 0 4,680 Aug 26, 2016 #7 Dell 9010, i7-3770, 2 x 2gb, Win 7 Pro 64-bit Upvote 0 Downvote
S Samer1970 Admirable BANNED Oct 23, 2014 1,729 1 6,460 Aug 26, 2016 #8 welner : Dell 9010, i7-3770, 2 x 2gb, Win 7 Pro 64-bit i7 3770 does not support ECC get only "U" for this Upvote 0 Downvote
welner : Dell 9010, i7-3770, 2 x 2gb, Win 7 Pro 64-bit i7 3770 does not support ECC get only "U" for this
W welner Reputable Jul 20, 2016 158 0 4,680 Aug 26, 2016 #9 What does "2Rx8 PC3 Vs 1Rx8 PC3" stand for ... Upvote 0 Downvote
W welner Reputable Jul 20, 2016 158 0 4,680 Aug 26, 2016 #10 Will ECC RAM work, but just not the ECC part, or will ECC not work at all in the Dell 9010 ... Upvote 0 Downvote