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I once forgot to put the o-ring on my CPU block (the rubber between the copper block and acrylic top) & it's made a really funny fountain.
Anyways, I just used a rag on the biggest puddles & it was fine (didn't wait for it to dry, but the ATX power plug and pcie slots didn't seem to get water inside, and I blew the water out of memory slots since it really stuck there). This was back in Intel 6th gen era on a Maximus mobo. Everything nowdays is super safe & top quality, it's hard to damage components.
But some 20 years ago I killed by mobo bcs my printer had a bit of static electricity in it and the USB cable made a lil arch the moment before I plugged it. Mobo deaded, not just a port or onboard hub. I assume north bridge got fried. What bs, wtf.