X99S Gaming 7 won't get past BIOS Splash sometimes

Have the system pretty vanilla, booting as UEFI only and I'm seeing from a cold boot that it gets to the BIOS screen (press F11 or Del) then just sits there. Any idea(s) what to check?

what debug LED shows when you can't boot?
have you done >>Clear CMOS Guide<< with power cord removed?
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MEM:  DDR4 Dual Channel 1199.8 Mhz
provide better details.
how many memory sticks?
brand?
exact part model?

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