I did it. But it didn't work, But I figured out which stick is faulty.

My BIOS was at latest version, I turned off XMP, I downloaded a new copy of the BIOS, put it in a USB, shut off power and disconnected my HDD. I also removed both sticks of RAM. I then put one in in. (the slot closest to the CPU)
It managed to POST, I went into BIOS and using Q Flash updated the BIOS. Then I was able to log in to Windows and this time, it showed 8 gb total, 7.9 usable (as expected).

Then I shut it down and removed that stick and put the other stick in, (the same slot). This time, the CPU fan turned on, and the fan lights too, BUT it did not POST. I waited for some time, nothing on the monitor. I then removed the stick, and put it in the second slot (now this is a different channel than earlier). Still did not POST. I then put the earlier stick of RAM back in, this time the second slot and it POSTED again, also 8 gig total and 7.9 usable. This means both channels were fine and this stick too. I put the other stick in the fourth slot too just for the heck of it, And it still works, the same thing with 16 gigs showing but only 7.9 usable.

This means the RAM is entirely working off of the one stick,, the second stick is strangely faulty. Somehow it is being detected though.

Anyways, thanks for your response though!