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Does it read normal CD/DVD's....could be faulty....

Reinstall your sound card drivers.

Does not make sense to buy something at higher cost and not utilizing it 100% hence people advised to buy what is actually suitable at an economical price....

Simple answer NO

What program are using to burn the DVD?

Try another power supply. Also check your audio leads for wear and tear.

Your board supports this. SupremeFX X-Fi onboard 8 -Channel High Definition Audio CODEC EAX® Advanced™ HD 4.0 X-Fi CMSS®-3D X-Fi Crystalizer™ Creative ALchemy Supports Optical S/PDIF out ports on rear Go read your motherboard manual to set up the sound output for your needs...

Generally a high end quality sound card will out perform an onboard sound chip. But most modern onboard sound chips are on par with any average sound cards these days. IMO most high end cards are only purchased for reasons such as Music industry where it is important to have the extra features...

If you have a PCI sound card it might be just 2.1 channel output only then you might have to update to a new card. If you have onboard sound card consult your motherboard manual as there should be jumpers for 5.1 digital output if your motherboard supports this.

Not uncommon fault from Asian product to have incorrect spelling or details in translation..... 12.5 watt would be close to correct power consumption: Electrical formula W=VxI Should be 12 Watts On your last question it depends on what available power plug/socket you have.

POWER REQUIREMENTS for computers This guide will give you an idea as to what capacity Power Supply you will require when building your own or upgrading your PC. Add up the power needs of all your components of your computer to find out what size PSU you need. Aim for around 50-70% of total...

Make sure your sound card is set for digital output either by jumpers or in the sound card settings you must select digital 5.1 output. Read your sound card instructions or consult your motherboard manual if onboard.

No doubt your card will be AGP slot so a PCIe card is out of the question. Go on Ebay and look up AGP ATI 512Mb cards as these sell from $40 to $70 approximately and a far better card than Nvidia. This will be your cheapest option other than upgrading your PC.

If your movie was recorded in 3D you should be able to.

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Since you mentioned two psu's failing at different times it could be power power surges in your providers power supply. A lot of PC equipment is not really built to withstand surges compared to other home appliances It would not be expensive or any harm in using a power surge protector for your...

Well you know better; why ask us. Clean your lens and start burning...its quite simple as you stated.... Tremmor if you have a can of compressed air for cleaning parts I doubt very much it would have oil at bottom of can as this would defeat the purpose.

DVD players/burners are known to fail around the 2 year mark or a lot earlier.....and some known to go for ever. They are a cheap commodity these days.:P

You can change hard drives with Xp OS with any other motherboards quite easy.... All you have to do before the swap is to change the hard drive controller drivers back to windows Generic standard and the hard drive will work with any motherboard....

I think your blu-ray crapped itself, especially being LG.... Why did you do the firmware upgrade as this could have been the cause of failure.