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Ok, I put Ubuntu on a thumb drive and ran your code. Here are the results: ubuntu@ubuntu:~/Downloads$ sudo ./ecc_check 5004-5007h: 10 0 63 3 5008-500Bh: 10 0 63 3 Hardware: ASUS P8B-M LGA 1155 Intel C204 Micro ATX Intel G620 Sandy...

Fantastic! We finally have a confirmation that these processors support ECC memory. At least the G620, but it should be the same with i3.

Hi all, It's really unclear wether the lower-end i3 processors do support (and actually use!) ECC memory when used on server motherboards with C202/204/206 chipsets. Intel doesn't tell anything on their product page...

that was nice nugget of info! Also good grounding man. data centers exceed code by miles, some try to go for zero ohm. checking out Zero Surge, the last few names i heard of like Furman ended up being A/V | Audio which means big big big bucks for...

Don't worry about it too much. Like many things you can fall down a rabbit hole and start to become overly concerned with specs on things and getting "the best" :). If you want an easy metric then get a UL listed one, with a lower voltage, higher...

i'm thinking about an info data base kind of like that semi shitty LTT PSU database on thier forum after Johnn Guru whent away. the top sellers on amazon are 800v to 1200v clamping voltage. we need to have place to discuss quality units! These...

yeah those little tripp lite guys work good. did you have a q or something, or just letting us know?

Hah, I have those little Tripp Lite protectors on all of my appliances that cost over $200. My 122 year old house gets plenty of brown outs and the wiring is questionable in some spots.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/06/from-the-wirecutter-the-best-surge-protector-for-your-home-electronics/3/ i still have leaning to do but, from what i can tell some of these SPDs on the market have clamping voltage of 700-1200volts witch...