I am looking at doing a NAS build with Ryzen 3 or 5. I read that Ryzen supports ECC if the motherboard supports it. Do any ECC Ryzen Motherboards exist? According to PC Part Picker, no boards with ECC support exist.
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1To be extra clear: Ryzen isn't validated for ECC support on consumer chipsets and, as a result, AMD doesn't officially support it. ECC support is however enabled, and certain motherboard manufactures do validate ECC memory.– JMY1000 ♦Commented Jan 16, 2018 at 21:34
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This post provides a list.
I don't know how accurate it is or up-to-date, its dated May, so...
But on the list, which will help give you a starting point for your search:
ASRock -All x370 support [Not confirmed to actually run in ECC mode] ECC unbuffered [Unconfirmed Windows support, Claimed support in Linux >= 4.10]
X370 Taichi -Linux 4.10 ECC support listed on QVL
X370 Killer SLI/ac
X370 Killer SLI
Fatal1ty X370 Professional Gaming lists 3 ECC chips in QVL
Fatal1ty X370 Gaming K4
ASUS -Support for ECC unbuffered
PRIME B350-PLUS
PRIME X370-PRO -3rd party claim -3rd party claim 2 Transcend ECC chips listed on Official QVL
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1There's at least one error on that list: Asus's specification page for the PRIME B350-A/CSM says no ECC.– MarkCommented Oct 17, 2017 at 22:04
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And I said I don't know how accurate it was. My answer still answers OP question. If one on the list is incorrect and the others are correct, that answers OP. I removed it from this answer, but the source list is still going to be what it is.– user1691Commented Oct 18, 2017 at 19:01