16GB DDR3 RAM memory module for desktop pc?

[JohnnyLucky]

I noticed the new FM2+ / FM2 motherboards for AMD APU's support four 16GB memory modules for a total of 64GB.

I have googled every possible term and phrase related to a 16GB memory module without finding any 16GB memory modules suitable for use in an AMD APU based pc. It appears as if the available 16GB modules are designed for use in enterprise servers. There are plenty of memory modules for servers but they are very expensive. In addition, user reviews seem to indicate the server memory modules are not compatible with a desktop pc.

Can anyone provide any information about this?

Some of you might be wondering why I want 64GB of memory in a desktop pc. I want to test larger capacity virtual memory ramdisks for an article.

 

[alif_jamil]

Just reference your motherboard users manual or look it up on the manufacturers website, it will tell you exactly what memory is compatible with your motherboard. There are tons of memory makers out there, you should have no problem finding what you need.

What make and model motherboard is it?

I stumbled upon this question while searching the internet for the same reason as OP. I have a serious joke to share w.r.t ASUS QVL for memory - that doesn't solve the problem.
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/A78MA/HelpDesk_QVL/
Scroll down to the 3rd page of the PDF file; 2nd entry/line.
It states 64GB (8GBx8). While this FM2+ mobo has 4 DIMM slots.
I mean. Seriously?