OilMagnate
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Agreed. Unfortunately even the bare essentials still allow the issue to persist. Now I've confirmed it is NOT the PSU, which was my highest suspect. Back to the drawing board.Probably because it's ddr5 (new) and 4800MHz is it's slowest speed, and motherboard manufacturers not having it patched properly yet.
Having said all of that, RAM stick in wrong slots would not have anything to do with a PC going crazy by bumping a table.
Since it's linked to physical movement, that would mean it's related to things either not properly seated or having an internal, or external short somewhere.
That's why I recommended disconnecting everything except the bare essentials required to turn on the PC. I would not start changing parts blindly, removing the motherboard, CPU etc. because even if that fixed the issue, OP will likely not know what actually caused it and it may return or even damage his system in the future (if it's a short for example)