My PC won't start until I remove and reinsert my RAM

[GIBONI]

So my pc won't turn on and sometimes it keeps restartingl like in the video and sometimes the fans just spin without any beep(I know it's that it's not a ram issue it's like it restarts and turn on immediately)but after I remove 1 ram stick and turn it on everything works flawlessly after that I can put the stick that I removed and the pc would still turn on my guess its that it has something to do with my moderboard(gigabyte h81m-s2h)or with the bios, I checked it has something to do with the GPU or with the storage I even tested the ram on another system 

[Chris Fortune]

Does it matter which stick of RAM you remove to get it to fire up?

[GIBONI]

Just now, Chris Fortune said:

Does it matter which stick of RAM you remove to get it to fire up?

No it's just random sometimes I remove the first one sometimes the second one 

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

2 minutes ago, GIBONI said:

No it's just random sometimes I remove the first one sometimes the second one 

Do you fully power down the system when you do this?

[GIBONI]

Just now, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

Do you fully power down the system when you do this?

I do I press the off button on the PSU I forgot once or twice to turn off the PSU but the pc was of

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

Just now, GIBONI said:

I do I press the off button on the PSU I forgot once or twice to turn off the PSU but the pc was of

I had experienced something like this in the past on a DDR2 system. My problem was that I had a pretty heavy OC on my CPU and RAM, and my memory controller was temperamental about training the memory. Going through the procedure you describe would allow my PC to boot.

 

If you power down the system, flip the switch on the PSU, and press the power button a few times to discharge the system, and then power the system back up (basically everything you've been doing except removing a stick of RAM), does this also (temporarily) solve the problem?

 

Also, please list your full system specs.

[GIBONI]

5 minutes ago, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

I had experienced something like this in the past on a DDR2 system. My problem was that I had a pretty heavy OC on my CPU and RAM, and my memory controller was temperamental about training the memory. Going through the procedure you describe would allow my PC to boot.

 

If you power down the system, flip the switch on the PSU, and press the power button a few times to discharge the system, and then power the system back up (basically everything you've been doing except removing a stick of RAM), does this also (temporarily) solve the problem?

 

Also, please list your full system specs.

Sadly it doesn't anyway here are my specs

Intel i3-4130

Gigabyte h81m-s2h

Radeon R9 380x

700w thermaltake PSU(https://www.thermaltake.com/smart-rgb-700w.html)

2x4gb ram ddr3 Kingstone 1333mhz

128gb kingstone ssd

Btw even before this my pc would randomly restart after shut down it it is in a way connected with my current problem

 

[GIBONI]

42 minutes ago, GIBONI said:

Sadly it doesn't anyway here are my specs

Intel i3-4130

Gigabyte h81m-s2h

Radeon R9 380x

700w thermaltake PSU(https://www.thermaltake.com/smart-rgb-700w.html)

2x4gb ram ddr3 Kingstone 1333mhz

128gb kingstone ssd

Btw even before this my pc would randomly restart after shut down it it is in a way connected with my current problem

 

Here's another video that might help this restart sounds keeps repeating 

[GIBONI]

42 minutes ago, GIBONI said:

Sadly it doesn't anyway here are my specs

Intel i3-4130

Gigabyte h81m-s2h

Radeon R9 380x

700w thermaltake PSU(https://www.thermaltake.com/smart-rgb-700w.html)

2x4gb ram ddr3 Kingstone 1333mhz

128gb kingstone ssd

Btw even before this my pc would randomly restart after shut down it it is in a way connected with my current problem

 

Here's another video that might help this restart sounds keeps repeating