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on 10/04/05 
   at 08:38 AM, rallee2{at}comcast.net typed:

>  It is my understanding that ECC is an extra step that may be deemed
>necessary to some kinds of work but is never deemed necessary on the
>hardware layer.  That is to say that nonECC memory should function fine
>for desktop purposes as well as enough to satisfy your mobo/bios. 

Non ECC should be good enough for Windows.

I had a tech at a memory company tell me once that I didn't want ECC -
because it caused "blue screen" (of death).

All my desktop machines (Warp 4 and eCS) are ECC.
 
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