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I thought ECC vs non-ECC was independent of CPU regardless...the mobo presented RAM as RAM and did the ECC part on its side.
Maybe I'm wrong on that.
The CPU must support ECC. Intel is notorious for not having consumer grade ECC because they want to deter professional use of consumer grade components.
Also when we said lowest end I had assumed we meant any ram amount minimal cost. Because I know over the years $1 a year plans have existed.
a demand, to get us some more 5$ offers ?
It technically is since ECC is implemented on the memory controller not the CPU, it just happens to be that way because modern CPUs now have integrated controllers.