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Spdif and RCA connections are not compatible, you must have a RCA out socket on the Pc for your TV or your TV must have a spdif in socket. spdif is fibre optic cable where RCA is wire.

As the old saying goes "you only get what you pay for" but then again a cheap PSU will do the job if applied under the right conditions so do your calculations for power demand carefully. Try to pick a well known brand if possible as mentioned. To be honest I've never seen a motherboard fried...

Depends on what software & Hardware your computer has and what conflicts if any... What was the last few changes have you done to the PC before the problems happened as this might be the cause. Have you tried a restore point on the PC to see if this eliminates the problem? Have you been in the...

Woops... sorry I got it wrong way around...meant to say other way around but it does not matter.... It works.;)

Are you sure it is audio input? Could be audio out put.

It is obvious, W7 OS is more updated on its drivers than Vista, so it will be a bit more descriptive on info......

if you are using a long length cheap cable this could be the cause of problem. Try a better quality HDMI cable......

Should work as they use the same sockets. Give it a try, no harm.

Check your bios settings as sometime it need vga to be enabled. Also Check your windows video card options as it might have the same setup.

If you are an expert in desoldering & soldering go right ahead!!!

Sounds like you PC audio socket is broken /faulty, just pull it out slightly as mentioned and leave it since it works.

Excess amperage will not cause battery damage unless the charger circuit in the laptop is faulty, which is causing over charge of battery. Strollins comment is quite valid......

If the power plug fits the socket on your lappy you should be OK as most laptops have their own voltage regulators, do not worry if the amps exceed the defunct PSU....will not harm it. It is best to have sufficient amps than not enough.... Half of volt difference is nothing for lap tops.

Yes, a lot of paint can be conductive for static electricity, if you that worried plug the power chord to the PSU and just touch the earth pin for certainty of grounding.

Consult your mother board manual as to what pin lay out you have for the audio interface you found on the nee egg site..... Most modern motherboards will accommodate these set ups.

Only true way to read voltages is using an accurate multimeter. As Stranglehold mentioned if your system is working OK do not worry.....

Sounds like you need a better Video card is required, extra ram will not help.

It will be only matter of time for other manufactures follow suit. Computer prices these days are a lot cheaper as what they use to be, so I do not think the average consumer will give a rats ass as most people update 2 to 3 years on average to keep pace of technology.;)

If you do not know how to use a multimeter correctly then I suggest you get a electrician or some one from a computer shop to test for you.... otherwise you could suffer harm to your self....