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Nope. Just wait. Let the rice do its thing. Considering its just water you should be fine. If the water has a lot of minerals and deposites and or sugar, then I would be concerned.

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Was moving my pc to set up another monitor my cat knocked my cup on top of it , not much water but it was some . Pc tried to restart , I quickly unplugged it . And tore everything out of it . It is now sitting in rice is there anything to do to help it. I honestly feel like crying xD

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What parts were definitely hit?

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Nope. Just wait. Let the rice do its thing. Considering its just water you should be fine. If the water has a lot of minerals and deposites and or sugar, then I would be concerned.

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Mobo, ram , maybe cpu put in rice just incase , and maybe the gpu . I have a had xb lan box everything underneath was dry

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Well snap it was a vitiam water :( so ya sugar and minerals , we will have to see. I guess there goes my Diablo III marathon

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Well snap it was a vitiam water :( so ya sugar and minerals , we will have to see. I guess there goes my Diablo III marathon

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take the ram out of the moo if you haven't already

don't want water hiding away, and if its on the cpu socket, remove the cpu so water doesn't hide under it, just don't let the pins bend

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Thank you guys y'all are awesome fast with support , I've never taken a pc apart so fast in my life. I did take out the ram and cpu last night, to my luck she booted up and everything is alright I got emotional haha but nothing has failed thank god . The bios was reset but other then that it booted right into Windows and everything had launcher like corsair link . Thank you y'all are awesome

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As for it being on top, wasn't it was on the desk I had moved my pc out from under it to hook up another monitor and the cat hit it right on top of the pc I would never put a liquid on top of it , that's jut asking for it

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When something like this happens, you are supposed to remove everything that can run power through the MOBO. EVEN the CMOS battery. Believe it or not, there is still power running through it. 

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