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You installed 32GB of RAM thinking your Linux system would finally use it. Cute. Linux sits there consuming maybe 800MB at idle while the remaining 31.2GB just... exists. Meanwhile Windows would've already eaten half of it just to run the Start menu.
The efficiency is almost insulting. You paid good money for that RAM and Linux refuses to acknowledge it exists. It's like buying a Ferrari and your OS insists on riding a bicycle to save gas. Sure, it's impressive, but also kind of a flex you didn't ask for.
Fun fact: Linux actually uses available RAM for disk caching, but it releases it instantly when needed. So technically it IS using your RAM, just not in a way that makes you feel better about your purchasing decisions.
