Subject

    Computer Science

    Topic

    Computer Hardware

    What is 'ECC Memory' primarily used for?

    a)
    To increase the speed of RAM in gaming PCs.
    b)
    To detect and correct single-bit memory errors, enhancing system stability.
    c)
    To reduce the power consumption of memory modules.
    d)
    To enable overclocking of RAM.

    Explanation

    Error-Correcting Code (ECC) memory has an extra chip that can detect and fix the most common type of data corruption. This is crucial for servers, workstations, and other systems where data integrity and uptime are critical, as it prevents crashes caused by random bit flips.

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