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Try the Computer swap meets. You can always pick up good deals at these meetings, just bargain with the dealers as you can beat them down prices quite easily. http://www.technologymarkets.com.au/

For that price here in Australia you will only purchase cheap Chinese rubbish!!! Go to Centre Com computer store 131 Ryrie St Geelong. Tel 03 52291255 as they might have something for you but be prepared to pay at least $70 to $100 for a decent case, they will have cases in your price range...

What makes you say that particular card is junk compared to the other card John mentioned..... Have you tested that particular type card? I'm not saying it is better or worse but will say it will probably be on par with the other card. Remember this, majority of your PC products are made in...

HDMI cable is only a means of sending video/audio signal, so it really depends on the quality of the onboard sound card you are using.... Most modern motherboards sound card chips are just as good as the average dedicated sound cards. A high end sound card should produce better results but then...

If your speakers input is RCA that means your input is analogue where you will need a card that has 5 speaker out puts (analogue)..... beware as most modern cards are only digital. Check your Speakers input as you may have optional optical/digital input.

Is your sound card set up for correct digital out put as stated by your specs or are you running analogue out put? Does your speakers have digital input or is it just analogue?

Only for Sony, I would check other brands as they would most certainly have different requirements. Blu-ray has been at for a few years so older computers should be capable of running them.

IMO for the price of a hard drive these days are so cheap do not worry about getting it fixed, buy a new one. Now since you are worried about personal information falling in wrong hands just destroy the hard drive and problem solved....... In all the PC,s I ever owned I have always removed hard...

Now that you know what to look for just search Ebay.

I made an error in my statement of the efficiency as you pointed out as my reference came from this article, but then again you should read it. http://www.silentpcreview.com/article28-page2.html No need to be sarcastic in your response about my qualifications as I stated a bit rusty...

I was not really talking about cost of power as I assume you would purchase an energy efficient PSU in the first place. You would try to have high efficiency PSU to gain the maximum output for your PC needs. My understanding of Efficiency..... Power supplies are for converting High voltage...

I have read you stating efficiency numerous time on this forum with power usage. Could you please supply all the power formulas and examples relating efficiency to your statements.

An overloaded PSU can cause Main breakers to trip, depending on what is on the breaker circuit and overload can be caused by many factors such as too many components or failing components.... does not need a short to trip breaker at times.

Unplug your leads to your PC components then power up the PSU briefly, see if it trips the circuit breaker. This will give you a rough idea.

Bluray DVD players are backward compatible with DVD's and Cd's and should not pose any problems as you stated.

You think they going to sell that to the public for little Kiddies to play with..... Dream on.....

Most new PSU's sold today have a mixture of Sata and Molex connectors incorporated in them....That alone answers your question.

Reinstall video card drivers and if that does not work try another video card.

No can do on adapters.... you would be better off to buy a new sound card to support these features and make sure your mother board has a spare slot for sound card.

If the company requires specific type equipment I'm sure they would put you in the right direction to purchase from a recommended supplier they know of.