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It is probably a silly question but have you tested your new hardware 
with another power supply?

The last time I had a system that would randomly reboot like that the 
power supply was not producing enough juice to keep the system running.

It would reboot in the manner that you described. Once I replaced it 
with another P/S it never gave me anymore problems.


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