Hi everyone, I have a huge problem. Coke and whiskey was spilled on my desk which slowly dripped onto my top of my computer (and inside through the holes for fans..) and the PC shut off.
My specs:
I dried the parts, cleaned the motherboard with 95% spirit and the pc would only turn on for a second and turn off. (Motherboard speaker gave me nothing).
So after breadboarding for couple of days and switching all the parts (and buying a new motherboard...) I realized that RAM, PSU and mobo are working fine, but the CPU is not, CPU is the issue.
Now, I'm wondering, since these things are crazy expensive, is there any way that I can try and fix the CPU?
I went through the whole guide http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems and concluded that my CPU doesn't work on my brother's PC, and his CPU works on my rig.
Link to the pictures of the CPU
Is there anything I can do to save my CPU ?
Thanks
My specs:
Mobo: MSI Z97P-D3
CPU : Intel i5 4590
RAM : 2x Corsair Vengeance Blue 1600 MHz
GPU: GTX 970
PSU : 550W Cooler Master GM
I dried the parts, cleaned the motherboard with 95% spirit and the pc would only turn on for a second and turn off. (Motherboard speaker gave me nothing).
So after breadboarding for couple of days and switching all the parts (and buying a new motherboard...) I realized that RAM, PSU and mobo are working fine, but the CPU is not, CPU is the issue.
Now, I'm wondering, since these things are crazy expensive, is there any way that I can try and fix the CPU?
I went through the whole guide http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems and concluded that my CPU doesn't work on my brother's PC, and his CPU works on my rig.
Link to the pictures of the CPU
Is there anything I can do to save my CPU ?
Thanks
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