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Skylake Maximum Memory?

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aphexcoil

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Does anyone have any information on the maximum size memory configuration (DDR4) for the Skylake family of CPUs? I'm hoping it is > 32GB?
 
Looking at what DDR4 memory you can actually buy right now, Newegg only has sets of eight 16GB sticks at $200 per stick (that's $1600 for the set); there are no single sticks or sets of 2 or 4 sticks available, so just getting 16GB sticks at all appears to be an issue.

So, you may have trouble getting more than 32GB of DDR4 into a 4-slot motherboard for awhile.
 
The skylake Xeon E3 supports 64gb on lga1151 with ddr4 so it's possible other skylake-s models do too. 64gb seems like a very expensive requirement. It might be cheaper to scale out instead of up if licensing isn't an issue.
 
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