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I don't know. Maybe there's additional state needed to be tracked for real mode emulation, which probably means transistors that could be lost for other things to use.
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I still have to fight people, that bug me about computers, about SSDs.
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necrobobsledder posted:Uh, am I missing something but isn't this the Intel thread? Anyway, in regards of mainboards, if you notice that one mainboard with a specific chipset supports ECC, you can be sure all the other with the same chipset, do too. They all seem to designing them modular nowadays. Everything around the CPU socket and chipset area looks the same between different variants of a series of mainboards.
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DrDork posted:and probably Edge? Does anyone even use Edge?
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Encrypted posted:Also lol @ their lack of ECC support.
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D. Ebdrup posted:ECC is confirmed-working up to 3200MHz, so what's the issue exactly?
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D. Ebdrup posted:EDIT: Ignore the fact that they're listed as sampling - cloud customers have been buying most of the stock, but a friend of mine received some he ordered a few weeks ago.
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