Well certain motherboards will support ECC.
But of course Ryzen and Ryzen + are platforms geared towards mainstream desktop use and gamers,
on which ECC doesnt really play much of a role.
Its nice that it sorta kinda works but yeah.
Motherboard manufacturers probablly wont pay too much attention to it.
People that really have a need for ECC memory support,
generally dont look at mainstream type hardware,
but rather HEDT and or workstation enterprise hardware stuff.
Its nice that ECC support is sorta kinda there but yeah…
99.9% of the users wont need it or even bother about it.