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Random access memory (RAM) is used by the server to store things that you need to access right now and things that you may need to access in the near future. RAM is much faster than persistent storage, so a server that has lots of RAM will perform far better than a system with very little RAM. As I mention in the “Version and edition requirements” sidebar, earlier in this chapter, Server Core requires a minimum of 512MB of RAM, while Server with Desktop Experience requires a minimum of 2GB of RAM. The RAM must also be Error Correcting Code (ECC)-type memory. ECC-type memory is able to correct single-bit errors (for example, if electrical interference flips a bit in error, using the parity bit can ensure that the data in memory is corrected).