Boot issue? RAM? Storage?

[SirWendall]

I'm running the ASUS x570 "TUF" (Wi-Fi) Motherboard. Here's the issue:

 

So I'm having a really strange issue with my setup. My PC was working fine with the latest BIOS, overclock, etc. Now this morning I go to turn it on and it boots for a split second then powers off. Well, I changed the PSU, didn't solve it. Changed RAM, didn't solve it. Changed RAM channels then booted, didn't post. Now I put back my new RAM sticks from before in, mind you EVERYTHING is stock now, go to boot priorities, boot from SSD, and now I'm here on my PC. Clearing CMOS was the only thing making it boot to BIOS. So is it just a funky BIOS? Or something else?

[gloop]

Have you tried clearing the CMOS?

[SirWendall]

1 minute ago, gloop said:

Have you tried clearing the CMOS?

Here's the thing. I'm on it now, but the only reason I got it past post was cause I went to boot priorities and launched it from there. If I go to save settings, exit BIOS, then try to post, it won't do it. 

[Haro]

10 hours ago, SirWendall said:

Clearing CMOS was the only thing making it boot to BIOS. So is it just a funky BIOS? Or something else?

just not a stable overclock. it working for a bit does not mean it is fully stable. 

[SirWendall]

Just now, TofuHaroto said:

just not a stable overclock. it working for a bit does not mean it is fully stable. 

Well now everything is stock, but it won't boot properly without me manually going in and booting it.

[Haro]

10 hours ago, SirWendall said:

but it won't boot properly without me manually going in and booting it.

so you only boot from the bios?
you can try disabling fast boot, or enabling it if it was disabled. 

 

[SirWendall]

18 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

so you only boot from the bios?
you can try disabling fast boot, or enabling it if it was disabled. 

 

Still won't post doing that. I can't save any changes to the BIOS. I can only go to boot priority and force it to boot from there.