Re: RAM for a X260

Hi Carles,

I am a lurker here, and have no experience with X260.

Is that a "power" laptop? It's unusual to have ECC in a laptop.

If your model supports ECC, and you care about the results of
work you do (e.g. engineering calculations) then you should
buy ECC. It will cost more than it should, but you get 
protection for those bits. Single bit errors are not unusual.

Best wishes,

Carl Friedberg
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-----Original Message-----
From: Linux-Thinkpad <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Carles Pina i Estany
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2019 6:51 PM
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Subject: [ltp] RAM for a X260


Hi,

I'll probably buy a new RAM module for a X260 (16 GB)

Any recommended brand?

In the past I've bought and I haven't had any problems from crucial.com
(to send it to the UK).

It suggests this one:
https://www.crucial.com/ProductDisplay?modelCatId=1910501&storeId=10153&urlLangId=-1&productId=738501&urlRequestType=Base&langId=-1&externalPartNumber=CT8112843&catalogId=10153

Spec wise seems ok, not sure if I should look for something else (e.g.
ECC, faster, look for some specific brand instead of Crucial, etc.).

Thanks very much!

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