Probably not much damaged, though it could be a lot of things.
Status-Mammoth9515
Was it on when it got wet? If not it might be fine once it’s dry. I’d put it in front of a fan for a couple days.
Also is never to too late to put em up for adoption /s
StinkomodeeBanned428

SideComprehensive153
“I hate my kid”
Fixed it for you
reddog093
Doesn’t look like you have any fans utilizing the top mounts, correct? Would be worth grabbing a cheap roll of vinyl and cut to fit the top.
Keep it unplugged for a while with a house fan blowing against it to help dry out the little nooks faster.
Szbbalint89
Do not worry just yet.
Plug it out from the power supply uninstall the fans and graphics card + the cpu cooler and let it dry for minimum 24 hours, I would wait 3 days. And then put everything together, and hope that it works. Water itself does not destroy electronics, its just conductive which means if you would turn this back on then it goes bad. So it should be good if its not powered on while its wet.
phero1190
How old are the kids
BalbaNordic
Your whole appartment looks like your pc so maybe there is were u start. Clean F.F.S.
themikeysb
Sorry man, You should ask yourself why are these things even in their reach in the first place
TommyToxxxic
On the bright side, it looks like most of the liquid missed the motherboard, so you may be able to salvage quite a bit. Leave it unplugged until you’re SURE it’s dry, then plug it in and assess the damages.
FrustratedPCBuild
If my kids let me lie in as late as that, I’d overlook any number of acts of wanton destruction.
Trashrascall
Ok this is important and time sensitive. There’s 2 reasons water can be bad
1. Short circuit: if it was on when this happened things are not looking too good, but if it was off this is probably ok
2. Corrosion: tap water has minerals in it that will react with the metals in the board and cause corrosion. You really should pull all the parts and rinse them in distilled water or better yet over 90% isoprpyao alcohol and give them a good cleaning. Crc qd electronics cleaner is also good for the hard to reach spots.
Seriously clean the fuck out of this thing. Use a paintbrush and or a bunch of qtips. Be gentle and use the spray wherever you feel like you shouldn’t touch the thing.
Boards have been saved from days outdoors this way. There is hope. Good luck.
Sad-Butterfly3279
Let this man’s unfortunate lesson be a warning to you all. If you have kids: lock or childproof your office every time. If you don’t have an office: make sure the PC is up high enough on a shelf or desk well out of their reach. *NEVER* store your PC on the ground even as a space saver. Nine times out of ten the PC’s that are accidentally damaged are the ones people put on the floor.
loyal872
Thank god, I don’t have kids!
Nobody_Asked_M3
Scrub it down with 90% isopropic alcohol. The damage comes from the minerals in the water when it dries. The alcohol displace the water and you’ll have a much better chance at it surviving water on the mobo.
Synthetic451
The 3 things I’ve learned from r/pcmasterrace:
1. Check the heatsink plate for plastic labels
2. Don’t drop a corner of your glass case onto hard tile
3. Don’t get a case with an exposed top vent.
Old-Assistant7661
That sucks man, kids be stupid. They are also useful, hand one a vacuum and force them to clean as punishment for being stupid. That carpet needs some care and tenderness, not more gold fish and cheerios, the kids will be perfect for that job.
v-scope
I had this happened to me while my pc was running. I quickly unplugged everything, dried it very with a hairdryer, and left it in the garrage for 2 days (probably over kill). Works like a charm.
masX-rizzler
You good on less if the water went on the motherboard
melaniemeoww
happened to me literally yesterday lol. take a rag and dry some of it up and then put it infront of a box fan for maybe 30 mins/an hour
Prudent-Equipment-50
I pulled 400ml of choclate milk in my computer when I was 14 and coated the gpu in a brown pattina. It worked few more years with just drying without cleaning. Opened a few years later and saw the pattina everywhere.
Do not try at home.
Impressive-Box-2911
The joys of parenthood….
Mandark93
Have you tried not getting it wet ?
ElNorman69
Jesus, how? How did they do this?
Ddumberdog
That shroud must have shielded the PSU( i hope so) of most of that liquid. CPU must be fine, the mobo and GPU must dry first before being turned on. Fingers crossed🤞
Godz_apprentice
Ps I’d vacuum first
Tepley_Zastrik
never seen a better ad for condoms
No-Towel224
Bro clean your fuckin house 😵💫😵💫
ASULEIMANZ
Get dressed as a clown and scare them keep asking them why why why whyyyyyyyh /S
kocham_cycki
I will never regret the lock on my office door.
Slayerpod
You also have dirt on your camera sensor.
CommercialLog8885
Let it deck for like a week and you should be good water damage only happens if the pc is powered on
Beginning-Nothing-98
Thank you for the free birth control
ValuableEmergency442
Aw man that would probably ruin my day. Pain.
HunsonMex
And that’s, why I don’t have kids.
idktbhmyfriend
I hate my life too 🤜🤛
LonelyNinja157

NextTip4941
I would say rinse all the parts in isopropyl just to remove any minerals or water that maybe stuck and let dry for like a day
SinenomineV
HOW
HankThrill69420
yeah, this is why my parents had a “no food outside the kitchen” policy
they have 0 clue why it’s not okay to put the cereal bowl up there because shit, they put food everywhere else.
FJMotorsports
First time i see a air cooler leak that much
Apprehensive-Ad4063
Why is your pc on a rug with no ventilation and on the floor where kids can access? Sounds like a recipe for computer soup.
Also that sucks and I hope nothing is damaged. Someday you can show this to your kids to show them what they put you through.
AggressiveLocation2
Time to throw the whole damn kid out

akapixelrat
Who keeps track of their sleep down to the minute like that?
RythePCguy1
My wife’s cousin spilled a 32oz cup of water on her PC from the top. System shut off by itself. Told her to clean up the visible, standing water and let it sit for a few days. Booted up fine. Only loss was a stick of RAM.
General56K
Did you at least catch all the smoke in a baggie. That way you can power it on when it’s cleaned up?
47 Comments
Unplug, clean and let dry.
Probably not much damaged, though it could be a lot of things.
Was it on when it got wet? If not it might be fine once it’s dry. I’d put it in front of a fan for a couple days.
Also is never to too late to put em up for adoption /s

“I hate my kid”
Fixed it for you
Doesn’t look like you have any fans utilizing the top mounts, correct? Would be worth grabbing a cheap roll of vinyl and cut to fit the top.
Keep it unplugged for a while with a house fan blowing against it to help dry out the little nooks faster.
Do not worry just yet.
Plug it out from the power supply uninstall the fans and graphics card + the cpu cooler and let it dry for minimum 24 hours, I would wait 3 days. And then put everything together, and hope that it works. Water itself does not destroy electronics, its just conductive which means if you would turn this back on then it goes bad. So it should be good if its not powered on while its wet.
How old are the kids
Your whole appartment looks like your pc so maybe there is were u start. Clean F.F.S.
Sorry man, You should ask yourself why are these things even in their reach in the first place
On the bright side, it looks like most of the liquid missed the motherboard, so you may be able to salvage quite a bit. Leave it unplugged until you’re SURE it’s dry, then plug it in and assess the damages.
If my kids let me lie in as late as that, I’d overlook any number of acts of wanton destruction.
Ok this is important and time sensitive. There’s 2 reasons water can be bad
1. Short circuit: if it was on when this happened things are not looking too good, but if it was off this is probably ok
2. Corrosion: tap water has minerals in it that will react with the metals in the board and cause corrosion. You really should pull all the parts and rinse them in distilled water or better yet over 90% isoprpyao alcohol and give them a good cleaning. Crc qd electronics cleaner is also good for the hard to reach spots.
Seriously clean the fuck out of this thing. Use a paintbrush and or a bunch of qtips. Be gentle and use the spray wherever you feel like you shouldn’t touch the thing.
Boards have been saved from days outdoors this way. There is hope. Good luck.
Let this man’s unfortunate lesson be a warning to you all. If you have kids: lock or childproof your office every time. If you don’t have an office: make sure the PC is up high enough on a shelf or desk well out of their reach. *NEVER* store your PC on the ground even as a space saver. Nine times out of ten the PC’s that are accidentally damaged are the ones people put on the floor.
Thank god, I don’t have kids!
Scrub it down with 90% isopropic alcohol. The damage comes from the minerals in the water when it dries. The alcohol displace the water and you’ll have a much better chance at it surviving water on the mobo.
The 3 things I’ve learned from r/pcmasterrace:
1. Check the heatsink plate for plastic labels
2. Don’t drop a corner of your glass case onto hard tile
3. Don’t get a case with an exposed top vent.
That sucks man, kids be stupid. They are also useful, hand one a vacuum and force them to clean as punishment for being stupid. That carpet needs some care and tenderness, not more gold fish and cheerios, the kids will be perfect for that job.
I had this happened to me while my pc was running. I quickly unplugged everything, dried it very with a hairdryer, and left it in the garrage for 2 days (probably over kill). Works like a charm.
You good on less if the water went on the motherboard
happened to me literally yesterday lol. take a rag and dry some of it up and then put it infront of a box fan for maybe 30 mins/an hour
I pulled 400ml of choclate milk in my computer when I was 14 and coated the gpu in a brown pattina. It worked few more years with just drying without cleaning. Opened a few years later and saw the pattina everywhere.
Do not try at home.
The joys of parenthood….
Have you tried not getting it wet ?
Jesus, how? How did they do this?
That shroud must have shielded the PSU( i hope so) of most of that liquid. CPU must be fine, the mobo and GPU must dry first before being turned on. Fingers crossed🤞
Ps I’d vacuum first
never seen a better ad for condoms
Bro clean your fuckin house 😵💫😵💫
Get dressed as a clown and scare them keep asking them why why why whyyyyyyyh /S
I will never regret the lock on my office door.
You also have dirt on your camera sensor.
Let it deck for like a week and you should be good water damage only happens if the pc is powered on
Thank you for the free birth control
Aw man that would probably ruin my day. Pain.
And that’s, why I don’t have kids.
I hate my life too 🤜🤛

I would say rinse all the parts in isopropyl just to remove any minerals or water that maybe stuck and let dry for like a day
HOW
yeah, this is why my parents had a “no food outside the kitchen” policy
they have 0 clue why it’s not okay to put the cereal bowl up there because shit, they put food everywhere else.
First time i see a air cooler leak that much
Why is your pc on a rug with no ventilation and on the floor where kids can access? Sounds like a recipe for computer soup.
Also that sucks and I hope nothing is damaged. Someday you can show this to your kids to show them what they put you through.
Time to throw the whole damn kid out

Who keeps track of their sleep down to the minute like that?
My wife’s cousin spilled a 32oz cup of water on her PC from the top. System shut off by itself. Told her to clean up the visible, standing water and let it sit for a few days. Booted up fine. Only loss was a stick of RAM.
Did you at least catch all the smoke in a baggie. That way you can power it on when it’s cleaned up?
Bruh, fuck that PC. Clean your fucking house 😂🤢