X570 Taichi Build Going into Boot Loop

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   I am currently running this build.

Ryzen 7 3700x CPU
ASRock x570 Taichi Motherboard
EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 Super XC GPU
DDR4 3600 G Skill Trident Z Neo 8gb x 2
Ram running in A-2 n B-2
Corsair White RMx 750w PSU
Samsung 970 Evo Pro 1TB SSD
Corsair 570x Tempered Glass Case

My issue is that I have the XMP Profile set and saved in both the Profile 1 and Profile 2 spots.  When XMP Profile is set and the Ram is set properly in UEFI Bios, the computer runs beautifully.  However, every time the computer is shut down or goes to sleep, it sets everything back to default then goes into a boot loop where the screen won't even turn on to get back into Bios where I can reset the XMP profile and settings.  Is there any way to ensure the PC boots up with the XMP Profile settings every time so I dont encounter the boot loop?

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	I am currently running this build. Ryzen 7 3700x CPU ASRock x570 Taichi Motherboard EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 Super XC GPU DDR4 3600 G Skill Trident Z Neo 8gb x 2 Ram running in A-2 n B-2 Corsair White RMx 750w PSU Samsung 970 Evo Pro 1TB SSD Corsair 570x Tempered Glass Case My issue is that I have the XMP Profile set and saved in both the Profile 1 and Profile 2 spots. When XMP Profile is set and the Ram is set properly in UEFI Bios, the computer runs beautifully. However, every time the computer is shut down or goes to sleep, it sets everything back to default then goes into a boot loop where the screen won't even turn on to get back into Bios where I can reset the XMP profile and settings. Is there any way to ensure the PC boots up with the XMP Profile settings every time so I dont encounter the boot loop?