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5700X isn't even officially supported by this BIOS version. You have to update.

What is the exact part number and version number?

What BIOS version is it running? What's the brand and model?

Corsair SF-L are the best SFX(-L) units. Review of the SF850L https://hwbusters.com/psus/corsair-sf850l-sfx-l-psu-review-the-best-sfx-l-psu/ Review of the Loki https://hwbusters.com/psus/asus-rog-loki-sfx-l-850w-psu-review/ Review of the Lian Li which is not a native ATX3.0 PSU...

Is the Corsair SF850L available?

That's a terrible PSU. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/aresgame-ags750-power-supply-review-less-efficient-than-wed-hoped I don't recommend to use it with any (semi) high end GPU.

Find RAM with EXPO profiles!

Have you tested with only 2 sticks in slot A2 and B2?

What's the brand and model of the PSU? What's the brand and model of the RAM and why did you get 4x16GB instead of 2x32GB? Test with 2 sticks in A2 and B12. Is the motherboard BIOS fully up to date?

What's the SKU of the RAM?

That's a garbage group regulated PSU with terrible voltage regulation. It's closer to a 500w unit than 600w. So no, it's not recommanded to use this thing with any GPU that requires additional power.

A PSU does not cause FPS drops. What speed is the RAM set in the BIOS? What's the CPU usage per core?

It's decent in it's kind and a great unit for a >15 years old system.

No, it's terrible. Look for smt like the MSI MAG A550BN, ADATA XPG Pylon or Thermaltake Smart BM2.

No dGPU?

AM5 CPU on an AM4 motherboard?

Yeah, two kits of 2. No guarantee itĺl work properly together. It's only identical when bought in a kit of 4. And even then it's a hit or mis with 4 sticks Corsair RAM and Ryzen. It really depends on the version number aka the MIC used on the sticks.

What's the brand and model of the PSU? They're not identical. It's only identical when bought in the same kit. Corsair known I'm very sure even the MIC is different when you buy the same SKU several times later.

Up to 850w Prime is a Focus with extended warranty. Only buy the Focus if it's an ATX3.0 unit. Other wise get the Enermax if you don't want to answer my former questions.

This PSU is unexceptable for this rig. Very low quality and terrible voltage regulation. First replace the PSU for a decent and much more modern unit, ATX3.0 preferred. https://hwbusters.com/best_picks/best-atxv3-pcie5-ready-psus-picks-hardware-busters/

What are the full system specs includes the brand and model of the PSU?

An ATX3.0 unit with 12VHPWR connector is a much better choice for a RTX 4070. Raise your budget and get this Thermaltake GF A3 650w

Where do you need 750w for then? What CPU and GPU are you planning? What's the country you're buying the PSU?

What's the brand and model of the old PSU?

Wow, that's bad

What brand and model did you buy?

What's the brand and exact model of the RAM?

The Dell does not support XMP profiles. You need RAM with JEDEC profiles.

The chance I get hit by a car is bigger so no, it's not that risky or the power system in your house/region is very unstable but in that case you better invest in an UPS.

Newer BIOS versions improve system stability, memory compatibility and security. Where do you read that? They're from the same kit as the other 2 sticks or is this a seperate kit of 2?

BIOS needs an update and RAM needs to be XMP enabled.

Enermax Liberty Eco is a terrible old PSU. Not sufficient for recent hardware and definitely not reliable anymore. You have to replace the PSU for a much more modern unit.

OC to 5,5 under a Hyper 212 cooler? No way, that cooler isn't even sufficient @standard boost clock. But why do you want to OC the CPU when it runs 4,9 out of the box? If the cpu runs at 3,4 there's smt wrong with the settings in the BIOS of the motherboard.

@PatrickPowers is talking about 48GB sticks like https://www.gskill.com/product/165/377/1684287813/F5-6400J3239F48GX2-RS5K

CV550 is Bronze, not Gold! What's your real PSU? BIOS is old. You have to update.

Motherboard BIOS fully up to date?

The NVME gets lanes from the chipset and the GPU gets lanes directly from the cpu, so no the NVME does not consume bandwith from the GPU.

You did a clean install of Windows?

An old i7-7700 is holding up a recent GPU like the 4060 Ti. Find out the brand and model of the PSU!

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/qrgrxr/adata-xpg-core-reactor-ii-850-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-corereactorii850g-whcus or https://pcpartpicker.com/product/FXYRsY/deepcool-px1000g-wh-1000-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-px1000g-wh if you want 1000w.