G.Skill Ripjaws X is causing infinite boot loop

[killah]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JroaTPqxowCPU: i5-4690k 
GPU: GTX 1070
Ram: G.Skills Ripjaws X DDR3a1600 CL10-10-10-30 PC3-12800 8Gx2 Intel XMP Ready
Cooler: Evo 212
PSU: Corsair CX750M
MOBO: MSI Krait Editon SLI (White and Black) 

Want this to be simple.

Bought parts last year December and made PC. No issues until June where GPU got fried. It was a GTX 1070 from EVGA. RMA was opened and I got a new one and it works fine. Today, I was annoyed by the fact my cooler was not installed properly after trying to remove it a month ago. So I reinstalled the cooler properly using videos and manuals and was happy. Boot up my computer and infinite boot loop. I knew instantly it was the ram because this has happened before. How was it fixed before? Well I just switched the locations of the ram sticks and it worked in the first two slots. Now I tried every combination possible with two sticks, plus I tried using one stick in all slots and still invite boot loop. I also tried the other stick. Now I thought it was the GPU since my last GPU got fried. So I removed it and than tried rebooting the PC with the ram sticks, still infinite boot loop. Now I know 100% it's the ram sticks. I also tried removing the CMOS battery and putting it back in, not work either. So what should I do? Buy new ram sticks? Help

[killah]

Sorry if this is not allowed, but here is another thread that is on Tom's Hardware

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3214825/skill-ripjaws-causing-infinite-boot-loop.html#18737897

[SlyTroopah]

reset the cmos

[killah]

Um read my original post I already took the CMOS battery out and in. 

[Wolther]

Did you maybe not reseat the cpu cooler correctly? Maybe the CPU is overheating and turning on/off again and again

[killah]

Already done and I properly installed the cooler. So far, I am going to borrow my friends ram and see if it works in my PC. 

[killah]

I have to keep it taking it out when I want to switch between ram slots during my troubleshooting. I ALWAYS have it on since I built my PC, connected and running. 

[killah]

 

Here in this video I am looking, he says two os his ram slots were not working and this is because of bent CPU pins. I have I think 2 bent CPU pins, so what should I do?

[meenmeen1103]

If you're going to attempt lifting the mobo pins, why not clean the contact pads on CPU first with alcohol and microfiber and maybe also the mobo socket (like a soft toothbrush and alcohol, brushing lightly with the grain of the pins)? I find it easier for debris to cause no contact than for the pins to be bent from just replacing CPU, unless you feel there's a chance they got bent due to something else happening during replacement

[killah]

I will do that. here is a picture of the bent pins 

 

[meenmeen1103]

Ahh yeah, those definitely look bent. just work carefully of course