Parity and Error Correction

[@margaritol2761]

Navy IT student here. Absolutely love the thorough explanations and applications of concepts. I truly appreciate your content 👍

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Glad you like the videos. Good luck with your studies.

[@winterrobot9605]

Thank you. My A+ study guide did a terrible job explaining this. You were crystal clear. Very helpful.

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Thanks for watching.

[@jljtheraven]

Best explanation I have seen. You’ve earned a sub and a fan!

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[@NotAverage08]

Very helpful. Thanks for the video!

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[@bronzemik123]

Super helpful video thanks!

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[@mulryjoseph9929]

Thanks for your videos. Help me a lot

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[@milkywayandbeyond]

Does ECC RAM also come in buffered and unbuffered?

[@itfreetraining]

Yes they do. Unbuffered is faster, but buffered is more reilable.

[@39zack]

@@itfreetrainingBut both ECC types does the EEC thing the same?

[@guerzizeb]

Thank you very much for your effort, as usual

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My pleasure!

[@Ned478]

interesting. so would a desktop type of ram be like DDR4 or DDR3 compared to the ECC and parity of servers / large networks? Or is it something else?

[@itfreetraining]

DDR comes in ECC and none-ECC. So DDR4 and DDR3 would have ECC and none-ECC versions. Most of the time you only see ECC used in servers. So essentially you need to make sure the memory that you purchase works in the motherboard you are using.

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