Random boot cycle?

[XiiXii808]

Sometimes when i restart my computer my PC will go into a random boot cycle where it turns off turns back on then shuts off completely again but after it does that it will turn on again but nothing shows up on screen. The only reason it does this is because i have my Corsair LPX 32GB 2666mhz ram OC'd to 3200Mhz, when it turns on without a boot cycle there is no stability issues in windows at all its completely flawless but sometimes i'll need to restart my pc to get rid of the active windows watermark and then it goes into that boot cycle and after it's done doing that it will reset my ram speed back 2133mhz when it should be set to 3200mhz (technically by default 2666mhz) could this be due to the fact i'm using a Gigabyte S2H A320M motherboard even though the motherboard supports a ram OC to 3200MHZ? and maybe it can't actually handle the oc? i had the voltage set to 1.35V. Thanks

[Whiro]

1 hour ago, XiiXii808 said:

Sometimes when i restart my computer my PC will go into a random boot cycle where it turns off turns back on then shuts off completely again but after it does that it will turn on again but nothing shows up on screen. The only reason it does this is because i have my Corsair LPX 32GB 2666mhz ram OC'd to 3200Mhz, when it turns on without a boot cycle there is no stability issues in windows at all its completely flawless but sometimes i'll need to restart my pc to get rid of the active windows watermark and then it goes into that boot cycle and after it's done doing that it will reset my ram speed back 2133mhz when it should be set to 3200mhz (technically by default 2666mhz) could this be due to the fact i'm using a Gigabyte S2H A320M motherboard even though the motherboard supports a ram OC to 3200MHZ? and maybe it can't actually handle the oc? i had the voltage set to 1.35V. Thanks

Easiest way to check it will be to drop down your ram oc and see if it behave same way, if not that means your system can’t handle this oc and you should reduce it.