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ecc support in kaby lake core i3
- Thread starter etekberg
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It appears so. Only the i3-7101E and the [URL='http://ark.intel.com/products/97125/Intel-Core-i3-7101TE-Processor-3M-Cache-3_40-GHz']i3-7101TE [/URL]are listed as supporting it.
http://ark.intel.com/products/family/95545/7th-Generation-Intel-Core-i3-Processors#@Desktop
http://ark.intel.com/products/family/95545/7th-Generation-Intel-Core-i3-Processors#@Desktop
Shintai
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Also disabled in Pentiums, tho those got HT instead.
This was bound to happen with restricting E3 xeons by chipset, and fuck them for that. This is just the reverse of that.
Frankly the whole lot of intel's segmentation for the last decade is total bullshit, ECC should be pushed into more mainstream as chip density and total capacity keeps going up, not less. We already saw some weirdness with the DDR3 shrinks, I never thought software would be able to manipulate bit flips on purpose.
Frankly the whole lot of intel's segmentation for the last decade is total bullshit, ECC should be pushed into more mainstream as chip density and total capacity keeps going up, not less. We already saw some weirdness with the DDR3 shrinks, I never thought software would be able to manipulate bit flips on purpose.
We don't know. We hope so, but there has been zero information on that front AFAIK.
TrailRunner
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They could have corrected the documentation. A while back I was looking at ECC support in i3 CPUs and I found this interesting thread on the Intel support forums:
https://communities.intel.com/thread/60807#282233
https://communities.intel.com/thread/60807#282233
Indeed.
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