ASUS Will Take Over Intel's NUC Systems Line Moving Ahead

[Ramalama]

It's legit. It does carry tradeoffs, of course, such as reducing usable memory capacity and performance.

Here's a review of a different system with a different CPU, but the technology is discussed and benchmarked in some detail:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/18732...or-lakep-ecc/2

Very cool, IMO. Should've come along way sooner.

Thx for the info!

[Ramalama]

It's legit. It does carry tradeoffs, of course, such as reducing usable memory capacity and performance.

Here's a review of a different system with a different CPU, but the technology is discussed and benchmarked in some detail:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/18732...or-lakep-ecc/2

Very cool, IMO. Should've come along way sooner.

Can't edit my previous post...

However, you convinced me.
It indeed offers finally a benefit, with very little tradeoffs.
The only tradeoff i see is just a bit less performance, the space that is required on the memory for ECC is negligible.

Thanks for the info, i learned sth :-)

[Altair]

Ooo, these are nice!

https://up-board.org/up-squared-pro-7000/?ADLNBoard

LPDDR5 and in-band ECC, even! Only soldered-down, I think. They don't specify which CPU model(s) support in-band ECC, but I'd guess only the Atom x7425E.

Thanks! Do you have experience with those?

[coder]

Thanks! Do you have experience with those?

I have followed the company, since the introduction of their original UpBoard, but never ended up buying any of their hardware.

If you have any questions, you should try reaching out to them.