My computer restart when he want

I don't understand
I have buy PM8M-V installed 512 DDR400 RAM with process 3.0Hz
And when a go to install software or go to internet My computer restart
I have re installed win xp SP2 But it always the same
Have you explanations for this
Thanks to all
Regards

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