Help I've split soda pop on my PC, no idea what to do

[LongDashund]

So last night I was spending the night at a friend's house, and my friend knocks over my drink on my PC. I not sure where it got, but it definitely got my RX 460, and psu. I wiped most of the puddles/drops of soda off with a microfiber cloth I had handy then. When it happened, I unplugged my PC immediately. So what do I do now? It's been 10 hours since. Thanks for helping me out.

[79wjd]

I'd take the entire system apart, and carefully look for any spills/residue anywhere. I'd also probably dismantle the GPU and make sure there is nothing left on the PCB. 

[Markthebeginner]

3 minutes ago, LongDashund said:

So last night I was spending the night at a friend's house, and my friend knocks over my drink on my PC. I not sure where it got, but it definitely got my RX 460, and psu. I wiped most of the puddles/drops of soda off with a microfiber cloth I had handy then. When it happened, I unplugged my PC immediately. So what do I do now? It's been 10 hours since. Thanks for helping me out.

Well, im no expert but if u have cleaned it out nicely, making sure there is no liquad anymore it should be fine however imo u should 24hours before u turn it on, u could also if u have da skills take out the parts that u think may have gotten liquid on it dissassemble it and make sure u clean it out, but that can be a pain, some psu´s especially and also some gpus u cant really do it on,

 

ps. wait for more answer since as i said no expert

[Mug]

As long as it's not messing up the fans or inside the power supply, it'll be fine. I've spilled plenty of drinks in my pc.

 

[tlink]

unplug everything, and clean every part where there was residue from the drink with a small amount of 99%  isopropyl alcohol. do not get it on any plastics etc though and make sure you take the cooler off that rx 460. let that dry for 24 hours AT LEAST.

[stationvsbox]

pull the whole thing in rice

[stealth80]

you need to strip the pc out. This is SODA, it will eat the copper tracks of the PCB's. Get some alcohol cleaner and some soft cotton buds/lint free cloth.

 

take the heatsink off the gpu and cpu and check fully the pcb's of the motherboard and gpu. I would also be tempted to open up the PSU and clean that out (ensure its fully disconnected from the mains for at least a few minutes before opening so the caps can fully dissipate)