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senrab

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  1. Actually, looking at the MSI board that I have, it says it supports Non-ECC, ECC (Non-ECC Mode) Unbuffered. Would that work or should I just go get a different one? Thanks for the help!
  2. Thanks for the info! Do you know of a good AM4 board that uses ECC RAM? I was hoping to go with a Ryzen 7 CPU because I currently have that in my gaming PC. I was thinking of upgrading that to a Ryzen 9 and move the Ryzen 7 into a new Unraid server.
  3. Cost isn't really a concern, as this is for my data so its important. I am curious though, what kind of errors could I potencially see with non-ECC RAM? Thanks!
  4. Thanks for the reply! I currently use my server for storing my files and Plex. I have docker installed and a few of the "recommended" plugins for unraid. I don't see myself doing much more with it at this time but I guess I never know. Future proofing a little is never a bad thing. As for ECC Ram, is that recommend? Thanks again!
  5. Hey everyone! I am looking at upgrading my current unraid server's hardware. I am starting to notice its age. I am wondering if a MSI X570-A Pro would be a good motherboard. I have a brand new one and thought I could start with that and then put a Ryzen 7 5800x and go from there. Would that motherboard work alright or should I look at a different one. Thank you!

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