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When I had my older 486, I had a Sound Blaster that would do the same thing. I found that it wasn't the speakers, but that the sound card was too close to another card. I moved it down a slot and the satic went away. I don't think they would do the same thing in this day.
I have the same speakers and think they are the best sounding speakers for under $40. I have mine very close to the monitor and tangled in the wires. I always make sure that the volume on the speakers is kept low and the volume on the computer is no more than 3/4.
I think the Mr. Mephisto is on to something when he talks about the 3 prong job.
I'm a little confused on why you would set digital only for and analog speaker system??? If I did that on my card, I would get no sound at all, unless you have a newer set of speakers that take digital. Mine are analog.
Hope things work out for you!!
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