Windows 10: 32GB in Gigabit X79-UD5 BIOS but only showing 24GB in Win 10 Pro.

So bought this screaming machine for school and get the thing cleaned up and all reinstalled nice like and try as I might, the BIOS reads all 32GB of G Skill Intl F3-19200C10-8GBZHD (x4) RAM, Windows 10 Pro only sees 24GB.... this is kinda of frustrating, so please read the "I have already tried" before telling me to reseat the RAM or set the RAM to 32GB in startup, thanks for any help or leads

Myrdynn

I have already tried:
>removing, inspecting, and reseating RAM;

>setting RAM in startup of msinfo to 32gb, It lets me then as soon as I apply it reverts back to 24gb

>Changing settings in BIOS (Voltage, timing, etc.), did not have any effect beyond causing my comp to not start until I put the settings back to how they were supposed to be.

>inspecting system with CPU-z. CPU-z recognizes all 32GB of RAM.

>Inspecting system with MSINFO. Windows 10 Pro shows
Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 24.0 GB
Total Physical Memory 23.9 GB
Available Physical Memory 18.6 GB
Total Virtual Memory 27.4 GB
Available Virtual Memory 20.4 GB
Page File Space 3.50 GB

I am stumped, but I am 99% sure, this is some weird windows thing..
Please Help

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Unable to Boot From Windows 10 USB Drive — Gigabyte X79-UD5


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Where?

Gigabyte.com does not list GA-X79S-UD5 as a product.

Nobody but you seem to know about this.

Is there somewhere where this is being produced? Is there some release schedule? Can it be bought at all?

Looks like a great idea, but only if it actually exists.

Same for GA-X79S-UP5