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rullopat | 1 year ago

Ignorant person question here: “why they make NAS servers without ECC memory?”

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dylan604|1 year ago

non-ECC is cheaper. i can't think of any other possible reason. anything else would be a lie to cover up being cheap

bongodongobob|1 year ago

Because they barely do anything. It's like like there's 4TB of RAM in there churning away at multiple databases. It's debatable if you even need it in enterprise servers.

kstrauser|1 year ago

You absolutely, positively, 100% need it on anything that carries data you care about. I personally consider it a hard requirement for a NAS. I don't want to lose data just because a cosmic ray flipped a bit somewhere.