Massive static on my K7N420Pro

Ok, I have an MSI K7N420Pro, connected to a Yamaha TSS-1 5.1 surround system via the SPDIF port. When my computer is on, I get Massive amounts of static through my speakers. No sounds are playing. Muting Windows 2000 seems to get rid of the static, but it comes right back when I unmute. I am using NVIDIA Unified NForce drivers
Audio driver version 5.10.2096.0
Control panel Version 1.00.00.0307
Any ideas on what might cause it, or how to fix it?

Just an update - the static is intermittent. It seems to go through a cycle of sorts... It's clear during the day, but at night it gets worse. I'm now thinking it's probably some kind of RF interference. So far I've ruled out my TV, Microwave, fluorecent and incandescent lights, monitor, and almost any electrical device in my house. Having jacked the volume up on the Yamaha reciever, with the power off, I find the static is still there, but very faint. When I turn my computer on, it seems to amplify the static, which makes me think that if RF interference is causing it, then both the reciever and the motherboard are affected. That being the case, it's amplifying RF interference off the motherboard, and it is having an additive effect on itself.
If this is an RF interference problem, how would I go about proving it, or go about fixing it?

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