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What is ECC memory and do Macintosh computers support it?

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What is ECC memory and do Macintosh computers support it?

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Macintosh computers do not support ECC memory. ECC (Error Correction Coding) memory has additional check bits for each byte. This entails the memory controller calculating and writing error control check bits on each memory write operation, and recalculating and comparing the check bits on memory read operations, and then if necessary correcting the bad bits. As opposed to parity, this can automatically correct single bit RAM errors.

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