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I have an ACARD ANS-9010BA SATA 2 DDR2 RAM drive I want to use for older systems.
The manual says that it will not work with registered RAM.
There are 3 different designations that I would like clarification on, but only if you know 100% for sure what the designations stand for.
For example:
5300e (ECC)
5300r (Registered) - is this also ECC ?
5300p is this the same as e or is it ECC Registered or something else? Not been able to find a definite answer on this.
All the p designated sticks I am seeing have the same type of chip that registered chips have but some places list as regular ECC.
Also, would it hurt anything if I tried p designated memory in something that only supports regular ECC or would it just not work if it isn't compatible?
The manual says that it will not work with registered RAM.
There are 3 different designations that I would like clarification on, but only if you know 100% for sure what the designations stand for.
For example:
5300e (ECC)
5300r (Registered) - is this also ECC ?
5300p is this the same as e or is it ECC Registered or something else? Not been able to find a definite answer on this.
All the p designated sticks I am seeing have the same type of chip that registered chips have but some places list as regular ECC.
Also, would it hurt anything if I tried p designated memory in something that only supports regular ECC or would it just not work if it isn't compatible?