HardwareQuestion 13 of 100
What does ECC memory provide that standard memory does not?
a.Detection and correction of single-bit errors
b.Faster clock speeds
c.Lower power draw
d.Built-in encryption
Explanation
ECC (error-correcting code) memory can detect and correct single-bit errors, which is valuable in servers and workstations. It does not inherently run faster, use less power, or encrypt data.
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