Hey guys, Long story short, spilled a cup on my desk and didn't

>>59499019
Just want to add, it got inside the GPU. Was dripping out of the heatsink when I removed it.

>>59499019
did it melt?

>>59499036
No, the computer was totally powered off. I don't see any noticeable damage.

>>59499019
I came here to laugh at you.

>>59499019
water doesnt destroy electronics. water causing the device to short circuit does. as long as its 100% dry before you power it on again it'll be fine.

Just disassemble the GPU, clean and dry it and put it back together. If the computer was off then there's no reason why anything should be damaged

>>59499019

So let me get this straight. You turned it back on before it was totally dry, and now your RX480 doesn't work?

You probably bricked your card shithead.

>>59499507
Nope. I turned on the computer after I removed the card.

>>59499813
Check if its fully dry.

If you're willing to do something a tad bit more absurd, try laying it in a bag of rice.

Rice absorbs water, even if you don't see it. Has worked for one my old 670s, phone, and my laptop.

Just make sure to sit it on the backplate.

>>59499942
No. Good ventilation removes moisture more efficiently than blocking the airflow with rice. Put it in a warm/dry place and wait.