Hello folks.
A couple of nights ago I had an unfortunate mishap, where I dropped some water into my desktop tower. Some water went into the power supply, touched the graphics card's top, as it's upside down in the case, the CPU heatsink, and some other parts. However, the computer was fortunately turned off and unplugged at the time. However, upon turning the computer on after letting it dry for 3 days, with a fan pointed at it, the graphics card seems to be toast. Upon boot up, the screen has lines, little boxes that look like the pictures you scan with your phone, and is mostly obscured. It also doesn't get beyond bios before becoming entirely unreadable. I had a gtx 9600 lying around, with the card in question being a gtx 260, and put that into my computer. No problems presented with that.
Basically, I'm pretty sure the gfx card is toast, but I'm wondering if there's a chance the PSU could have something to do with it, before I'm going to try to buy another card. Thanks for any assistance you can provide.
A couple of nights ago I had an unfortunate mishap, where I dropped some water into my desktop tower. Some water went into the power supply, touched the graphics card's top, as it's upside down in the case, the CPU heatsink, and some other parts. However, the computer was fortunately turned off and unplugged at the time. However, upon turning the computer on after letting it dry for 3 days, with a fan pointed at it, the graphics card seems to be toast. Upon boot up, the screen has lines, little boxes that look like the pictures you scan with your phone, and is mostly obscured. It also doesn't get beyond bios before becoming entirely unreadable. I had a gtx 9600 lying around, with the card in question being a gtx 260, and put that into my computer. No problems presented with that.
Basically, I'm pretty sure the gfx card is toast, but I'm wondering if there's a chance the PSU could have something to do with it, before I'm going to try to buy another card. Thanks for any assistance you can provide.