My friend had a GTX 1060 ti, he spilled tea on the top of his case and it dripped into it. It landed on the back of the PCB on a blank area. It did not hit anything that seems like it would affect it, however I am not sure with how all of that works. He said the GPU was working when he tried to get the tea off and he panicked and pulled it, causing the PCI-E slot to become loose and turn off the PC completely. He said he never tested it and just put it in his closet to sit. I paid him 15 dollars to let me have it, and when I went to test today I plugged it in and realized I do not have a PCI-E cord for my PSU. However I did realize the red light above the PCI-E was on, telling me to plug the PCI-E cord in. Does this mean that the card is not fried or can it be possible that it happens without needing to be alive? If that makes sense. I'm looking at getting a new PSU,mobo, and CPU if this card does work, but I do not want to have to buy them all and then realize that it does not work in the first place. Sorry if this is hard to understand I am only 15. Help would be greatly appreciated though. :) Thanks in advance - Joseph
