is your psu still under warranty?

if you do a search, you will find that there is a thread on the unreliability of Antec NeoHE PSU. the last time i looked at the thread, the poll had over 40% users having defective units.

Try your system with another psu to make sure that is not the problem.

another antec PSU problem. rma the psu.

email antec support and they will send you the fabric suspension bands if you contact them.

i have the same problem with antec psu. change to another brand!

i think the old mount kit is called the scythe universal retention kit. you can get it in the uk from quietpc.com http://www.quietpc.com/gb-en-gbp/products/intelcooling/uniretkit. I also have the ninja and P5B deluxe. i think i will give the mount a miss. although my ninja mount does touch the capac...

the ninja heatsink is definitely worth the money. it will fit in your case as i have a ninja in my p150 case. if you are not planning to OC, then you can use it passively!

The Scythe recommended method of rotating the mounting clip by 90 degrees to avoid the capacitors does not work for the P5B. It all just depends on the manufacturing tolerance on your mobo. I took the effort last night to take the ninja out of my case and to check how I have mounted it. The mounting...

What kind of temps are people getting with the ninja? My current system is a P5B Deluxe with E6300 OC to 2.33 GHz with no voltage increase. I have a Ninja with the supplied stock 120mm fan attached. However, my current idle temp is 43 degrees and load temp is 58 degrees. Is that normal? It is still ...

surely any fan mounted on the ninja to blow hot air up will feed the hot air into the PSU. this will cause any PSU to ramp their fan and cause more noise. I have mounted my ninja and fan to push the air towards the back of the case and where a case fan pulls it out. I have mounted the ninja on my P5...

pyogenes, with the temp readings you are getting, are you running the ninja with the fan or not? any OC? I have managed to put the ninja on my P5B but there is definite contact with the capacitors. currently fanless on my E6300 at stock speed in my Antec P150 with one case fan at low setting, i get ...

My question is: How thick (or thin) should you apply the thermal compound onto the CPU?
Should you put the paste on the CPU or the HSF or both?

Thanks