Non-wireless PC interferes with Digital radio

[Gewibrown]

So I have a NON-WIRELESS PC and this makes no sense, how does a non-wireless pc do this since it has no way of manipulating radiowaves from hitting the radio. Can anyone explain?
Here's my specs btw- http/uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/KWBQNG

 

[Alabalcho]

There are parts inside your PC which work at gigahertz range. The fact that you don't have WiFi as such does not mean that there are no electromagnetic fields inside and around.

Make sure the electrical outlet you're using is grounded. You did not list your PSU, but poor PSU can be a source of interference.

 

[makkem]

Hi
Very good advice from Alabalcho ,just to add that if you have heard of coil whine where coils in the PSU or graphics card can make a high pitched noise.
Well those same coils can also make radio frequency noise and it is this that will be interfering with your radio.
To mitigate it,as above,your pc needs to be earthed which if you are in the UK it almost certainly will be unless you have a fault on your earth connection.,and your case should be entirely metal ie with no side window.
You might find that if you turn your PC 90 or 180 degrees it will reduce the interference or move or rotate the radio.