I strongly suspect that you have a motherboard failure.
One of the ways motherboards fail is the memory controller stops working correctly.
Just in case, I would boot to bios, and reset all your settings to default. It is (unlikely) possible that some memory timing got messed up and that the motherboard can't process at the current timings in bios.
This isn't going to help, but I would upgrade my bios to the newest version... who knows, maybe there is some bios fix that improves ram compatibility.
But I suspect that you've got a motherboard failure. If you bought it recently, you might be able to pursue a warranty claim.
Otherwise, when you replace your motherboard make sure that the RAM you intend to use is on the new motherboard's 'recommended ram' list. Most motherboards have a chart online that says that this ram has been tested as working with this motherboard. Stick with approved ram and you'll have fewer potential problems.
Sorry that your computer is having problems!