Reddit reviews Proster Autoranging Multimeters Mini Digital Multimeter Pocket Voltage Tester AC DC Current Voltage Meter Voltmeter Low Voltage Curcuit Meter Ohm DMM with Backlight LCD
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I meant a multimeter, but to be honest, I don't do much with desktops anymore.. I was just browsing /r/all. That would personally be my next step, but I think just trying another PSU, or a different motherboard with the new PSU would tell you more.
If I'm understanding your issue correctly, someone in the past cut out the plastic connector that would fit into the stock unit, leaving you with just wires. If that is the case, you will need a meter to help you figure out the wires. in a pinch, a 9 volt battery can be used to figure out which speaker is which (really not good for the speaker, but it does work).
Strip the ends of all wires and twist them together. Electrical tape works in a pinch, as do wire nuts, but really I'd opt for heat shrink tubing cut to size before you twist the wires together. A hair dryer should work to shrink the tubing since you probably don't have a heat gun lying around the house.