Help! Problem with my PC

[Acid9564]

Theres a little problem in my PC, I don't know whats causing it. I have a Gigabyte B360M D3H motherboard with a i3 8100, Zotac GTX 1060 6GB, 4GBx2 Corsair Vengeance LPX Ram, Cooler Master MWE 450, 120GB SSD and 2x500GB Seagate Barracuda. What happens when I remove my any one or both RAM sticks and re install them, the PC just get stucked in boot cycle. Fans spin up, lights turns on for a sec or two then shuts down. This happens infinitely. I just clear the CMOS after removing one stick then push start button same thing happens. After some time the PC turns on with no display. After some time I Power it off completely then start it and it starts normally. Then I put the second RAM stick then it happens all again for some time and PC works just fine. I have no issues in running the PC or any kind of freezes during idle or gaming or any BSOD. This issue doesn't happen with reinstalling GPU or CPU. I have searched the whole internet for the problem but got disappointment only. Please help me.    

[LWM723]

Stop removing and re-installing the ram !!!

[Heliian]

Update bios maybe? 

[Acid9564]

19 hours ago, LWM723 said:

Stop removing and re-installing the ram !!!

Why didn't I think of this idea?

 

[Acid9564]

19 hours ago, Heliian said:

Update bios maybe? 

no luck

 

[SolarNova]

So, im reading that ...ur issue only exists when u remove or put in RAM ..right ?

And after some rebooting the issue goes away.. right ?

 

So ....whats the problem now ?

 

Some motherboards tend to boot loop to train for new RAM, anywhere from 3 to 7 loops is usual, bit odd that it would boot completely without the display but ..since u can eventually get it to run fine, i dont see the problem here..

[Acid9564]

18 hours ago, SolarNova said:

So, im reading that ...ur issue only exists when u remove or put in RAM ..right ?

And after some rebooting the issue goes away.. right ?

 

So ....whats the problem now ?

 

Some motherboards tend to boot loop to train for new RAM, anywhere from 3 to 7 loops is usual, bit odd that it would boot completely without the display but ..since u can eventually get it to run fine, i dont see the problem here..

Yeah actually it happens only when removing or adding ram. But the problem shouldn't exist though.