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To: Spots who wrote (4149)12/11/1998 11:35:00 AM
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>>Pairty modules do have 8 bits of parity for 8 bytes in PC's

I guess it depends on how you define parity dimms. Before ECC, parity simms usually mean odd/even bit parity (single bit). Now the parity dimms are actually multi-bits so it is no doubt capable to handle error-correction.

Now the next question, so what the difference between the parity dimm and ECC dimm? Or are we really talking about the same thing?

Thanks Spots, Sean and Dave
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