So long story short, i spilt some tea on the desk and a slight amount of tea fell on to my Tower. When i realised i tried to wipe as much off and turned the PC off, but i was a couple of seconds too late as the monitor then registered that there was no signal. Now the weird bit is that it only fell on the front top part of the tower, which has no hardware except for the HDD. I did what was recommended on situations like mine and opened up the sides, blew out with a hairdryer and waited to turn on. I looked around for any moisture or signs that any of the tea could have gotten anywhere else and saw no droplets. When i eventually turned it on there was a clicking sound. I realised that it was the HDD so took it out and the clicking stopped. But i still can't seem to get a monitor response or get into BIOS. Does this mean that even if a slight amount of tea got somewhere the whole thing is lost?
These are the specs:
RAMType: DDR3Bus Speed: PC3-12800 (DDR3-1333)
Capacity: 6 GB
Pins: DIMM 240
CPU
Clock Speed: 3.80 GHz (overclocked 4.1GHz)
Brand: AMD
Series: FX 6200
Socket: AM3+
MultiCore Technology: 6 Core
TDP: 125W
Hardrive
Capacity: 1TB (1000 GB)
Speed: 7200 RPM
Brand: Seagate
PSU
Power: 400W
Version: 2.2v Black Edition
Upgrades: Silent, Greater Ventilation and Dual 12v Rails
CE & PFC Approved
Fan: 12 cm
Graphic Cards:
- GDDR3 3GB GT 640
- GDDR5 1GB GT 640
Both ran in SLI for max performance
Motherboard
Brand: Asus
Version: M5A97 R2.0
Compatible CPU: AMD
Socket Type: AM3
Expansion Slots: PCI Express 16 (x16), (x4), 2 PCI Expresss (x1) and 2 x PCI
Memory Type: DDR3 SDRAM
Number of Memory Slots: 4
Form Factor: ATX
Tower Case
- White AvP Defender 300 K1 White Midi Tower - Perfect for gaming
- Midi Tower with mesh front panel
- 1 x 12cm Black Fan and 2 x 12cm Blue LED cooling fans included
- Superb cooling performance
- All black interior Full cable management and easy CPU cooler access.
- Dust filter for better cooling and dust prevention
- Dual fan push / pull technology.
Any advice or help would really be appreciated
EDIT - I figured out it was one of the graphics cards that doesn't seem to work anymore
These are the specs:
RAMType: DDR3Bus Speed: PC3-12800 (DDR3-1333)
Capacity: 6 GB
Pins: DIMM 240
CPU
Clock Speed: 3.80 GHz (overclocked 4.1GHz)
Brand: AMD
Series: FX 6200
Socket: AM3+
MultiCore Technology: 6 Core
TDP: 125W
Hardrive
Capacity: 1TB (1000 GB)
Speed: 7200 RPM
Brand: Seagate
PSU
Power: 400W
Version: 2.2v Black Edition
Upgrades: Silent, Greater Ventilation and Dual 12v Rails
CE & PFC Approved
Fan: 12 cm
Graphic Cards:
- GDDR3 3GB GT 640
- GDDR5 1GB GT 640
Both ran in SLI for max performance
Motherboard
Brand: Asus
Version: M5A97 R2.0
Compatible CPU: AMD
Socket Type: AM3
Expansion Slots: PCI Express 16 (x16), (x4), 2 PCI Expresss (x1) and 2 x PCI
Memory Type: DDR3 SDRAM
Number of Memory Slots: 4
Form Factor: ATX
Tower Case
- White AvP Defender 300 K1 White Midi Tower - Perfect for gaming
- Midi Tower with mesh front panel
- 1 x 12cm Black Fan and 2 x 12cm Blue LED cooling fans included
- Superb cooling performance
- All black interior Full cable management and easy CPU cooler access.
- Dust filter for better cooling and dust prevention
- Dual fan push / pull technology.
Any advice or help would really be appreciated
EDIT - I figured out it was one of the graphics cards that doesn't seem to work anymore
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