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02-02-2021 09:38 AM
I know this question has been asked about previous generations of AMD Ryzen Pro Elitebooks, but I haven't seen it asked for the 8x5 G7 series yet, so here goes:
It appears that some AMD Ryzen Pro CPUs can support ECC when it is enabled by the BIOS. There's much clarity on the topic, especially for the APU's like the Ryzen 7 Pro 4750U (and similar) CPUs in the Elitebook 8x5 G7 series, but it sure looks like it is possible. The current BIOS for the 845 G7 does not support ECC, but could it be added in the future? Or could this be a possibility for the upcoming G8? As one of the very few Ryzen Pro systems with dual memory slots, the 8x5's are some of the only existing hardware with any chance of ECC memory support.
What would it take for HP to investigate enabling this in BIOS? Is there a route to discuss the engineering costs needed?
Thanks.