I really wonder how many glitches modern dram has?
The general public, and many power-lusers, have different priorities.
Notice how many people PREFER non-parity RAM! (cf. Macintosh)
The first expansion RAM, past MB, that i got for my 5150 was ECC from
Boulder Creek Systems. But, they apparently were not popular enough to
survive.
A popular "performance tip" from the 1980s was "Turn off VERIFY; it
doesn't do anything"!
(NB: "Verify in PC does NOT read the data and compare it with what it was
s'posed to be. It simply confirms that there is a valid sector present,
with appropriate CRC.)
Early versions of "PC Tools" from Central Point set the critical error
handler to automatically return with "Ignore"! I found THAT out when
there was content missing from my phone and order logs!
Speed and not "bothering" you with error reports seem to be a higher
priority than reliability and accuracy.
--
Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin at
xenosoft.com