Strange boot-up process

[Reyaka]

Hey guys, so I recently built a new computer together and everything is running great except for one thing, my computer has the strangest boot-up cycle that I have ever seen. What my computer will do everytime I boot up is turn itself on, then turn itself off after a few seconds, then turn back on again and then remain on until I decide to shut the computer off.

As of now, there hasn't been any noticeable problems. Occasionally, however, when I try to boot my computer on the display on the monitor will become incredibly blurry and unreadable, but the system is still running fine. To fix that though, I usually just have to reboot or readjust the power cords to my GPU. My question to you guys is in regards to my computer's boot-up process and whether it is acceptable/normal or not. If possible, I would love to find a repair for this so I don't have to keep dealing with it turning on, off, then back on again.

 

[beenthere]

It's possible that some of your hardware is not up to full speed on the first boot, so the system re-boots. Some BIOS allow you to set a delay on boot so the hardware can spin up to speed. You might check the mobo BIOS options or ask the mobo maker if there is a setting that will correct the re-boot on power-up.

 

[Reyaka]

So the reboot cycle is simply harmless? If I wanted to rectify it in the bios, where would i want to look under?