Are these non-ECC, unbuffered
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I'm I don't the answer to your question. Perhaps contacting the seller would help.
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Yes, Most home computers use standard memory, while ECC memory is used forcommercial applications where data integrity is very critical.When buying memory, the only time you will see ECC mentioned is if thememory *is* ECC, not if it is *not* ECC. ECC memory is also moreexpensive since it has an extra memory chip and circuitry to do theerror correction.
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Yes, Most home computers use standard memory, while ECC memory is used for commercial applications where data integrity is very critical. When buying memory, the only time you will see ECC mentioned is if the memory *is* ECC, not if it is *not* ECC. ECC memory is also more expensive since it has an extra memory chip and circuitry to do the error correction.
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I am not home at the moment, am out of town, so I cannot look at documentation. But from experience from buying ram, I would say this ram is unbuffered because of it's price point. Buffered ram is much more expensive than unbuffered ram. I've never been able to justify the cost. I have never had any problems with unbuffered ram. That being said, I don't run mission critical software. I run financial, music and photo editing software mostly. Donna
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The manual states that the board supports non-ECC, unbuffered memory. I see that the the specs here list buffered memory but that would be a misprint. I am running Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3 - 1600 8gb X 2 (16gb Kit) in mine. Hope this helps.
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The photograph shows them as ECC. I installed them in my Dell 8200 ... which accepts either non-ECC or ECC. My Dell Manual (page 75 Specifications) says: "PC800 (non-ECC or ECC)" and allows a maximum of 512MB per memory slot .... yielding a maximum of 2GB for the entire PC. Thus, ECC was a non-issue for my purchase. When checking the original memory, the easiest way to find out what you need is to actually look at the memory that is currently installed. There should be a manufacturer's label on the module.
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No, I thought they were when I ordered, but they are NOT padded. No bubbles.
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This is Fully Buffered ECC Registered memory and not Unbuffered NOn ECC memory. We do ship to UK.
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You can mix ECC and Non-ECC on certain motherboards when installed in pairs without any problem. Your Dell will support the mixture and negate the ECC to Non-ECC without any problems.
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They are unbranded. But I'm assuming its audiosync because they are the seller.
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This is non-buffered and non-ecc memory which most pc's would want.. servers and some other exceptions but although not "officially" standard, for most pc's non-buffered and non-ecc would be "standard". JT
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These are uncoated. I was also looking specifically for uncoated tablets, and these are the only ones I found. Hope this helps :)
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Not really. They aren't glossy or smooth though. they are just powder coated.
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This is for servers that has slots capable of supporting ECC fully buffered DDR2 DIMMS. Non-ECC has different slots. Some older mac desktop servers may have this slot, but I am not sure.
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Honestly I wouldn't bother. The ones I got were all cracked and scuffed, almost to the point of being unusable. I sent them back ASAP.
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Without knowing what you want to use them in, it's not possible to answer your question. Let us know if the memory specification of the computer/motherboard lists the voltage and timing requirements for the memory, and if it will accept ECC, only non-ECC, or allows for a mix of ECC and non-ECC (error checking and correction).
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How do you know if your motherboard will support ECC and Non ECC?I have a Dell Dimension 8200 and it states Non-ECC for memory ram..
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Yes, they are unpowdered. They should work fine for making popcorn balls for Halloween if that is what you mean. I would recommend the large size unless you have small hands.
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No. However these things suck and the coding in the inside is being destroyed very quickly. Do not buy them, if you respect your money.