Y yazman Senior member Apr 15, 2001 230 0 0 May 21, 2001 #1 I'm looking to buy some ddr memory from crucial and I've noticed that non-parity sticks are a little bit cheaper why is that and what does it mean.
I'm looking to buy some ddr memory from crucial and I've noticed that non-parity sticks are a little bit cheaper why is that and what does it mean.
A Axolotl Member Apr 16, 2001 157 0 0 May 21, 2001 #2 Parity is a method of error checking... Check to see if your board supports it. Usually only used in servers and high end workstations.
Parity is a method of error checking... Check to see if your board supports it. Usually only used in servers and high end workstations.
Y yazman Senior member Apr 15, 2001 230 0 0 May 21, 2001 #3 I'm gonna use asus a7a266 so I should go with non-parity it's for home use really.