copingNutria

Hey, thanks. It appears that official HP docs recommend ECC memory for Xeon. I'm just curious about possibility of that particular Xeon model in Zbook G3 to "non-officially" work with non-ECC memory too.

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Hello, this is my first post here, glad to be a part of community. Currently I'm looking at Zbook 15 G3 with Xeon E3-1505m v5 for cheap and the only thing that makes me wonder is: Will it work with non-ECC DDR4 memory sticks? I'm not talking about mixing ECC and non-ECC, I have spare 2x16G Hynix sticks and planning to use it in that scenario. I am aware that HP docs says something like "just use ECC", but I'm curious if anyone had tried this.