[SOLVED] PC randomly restarts after adding two additional RAM stick Chemboys By Chemboys

[ChemBoys]

As the title says, I added two new RAM sticks on my PC, after that my PC started to randomly restart.
Specs:
Mobo: ASUS Prime B550-Plus Gaming Mainboard Sockel AM4
CPU: 3800X
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (4x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz C16 XMP
GPU: 3080 tuf oc
RAM sticks are the same, I just ordered them 4 months apart. Under the performance tab in task manager all 32GB ram are detected, speed is at 3200 MHz. I did not perform any additional configuration in BIOS after installing the new RAM. As I build the PC I configured the ram in docp mode, never changed anything in BIOS since then, except fan config.
Another weird thing, after the pc restarts it does not automatically detect my BT keyboard. It takes around 1-2 mins after logging into windows for it to detect the keyboard
Thanks in advance

 

[white.a.drew]

As the title says, I added two new RAM sticks on my PC, after that my PC started to randomly restart.
Specs:
Mobo: ASUS Prime B550-Plus Gaming Mainboard Sockel AM4
CPU: 3800X
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (4x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz C16 XMP
GPU: 3080 tuf oc
RAM sticks are the same, I just ordered them 4 months apart. Under the performance tab in task manager all 32GB ram are detected, speed is at 3200 MHz. I did not perform any additional configuration in BIOS after installing the new RAM. As I build the PC I configured the ram in docp mode, never changed anything in BIOS since then, except fan config.
Another weird thing, after the pc restarts it does not automatically detect my BT keyboard. It takes around 1-2 mins after logging into windows for it to detect the keyboard
Thanks in advance

Either your cpu is having a issue, your mobo dimm controler, dimm slot, or ram is doa.

 

[white.a.drew]

Either your cpu is having a issue, your mobo dimm controler, dimm slot, or ram is doa.

Reset your bios to default save and quit. Then slowly reset the bios the way you need it. Step by step that way you know you have everything the way you want and need it

 

[ChemBoys]

Might sound stupid but going into BIOS and disabling and enabling docp might have fixed it...