Some liquid got spilled on my PC. I cleaned it up but when trying to turn it on I noticed that there were some drops of water on the CPU (AMD). The PC wouldn't turn on - it would start up, but nothing on the screens.

I took the HeatSink off my CPU and took the chip out - and got all the water out of it.

I put it all back together and it's working somewhat fine... however I'm noticing that it's not as fast.

It's getting up to 95c when playing a game, and Windows is telling me that my PC isn't fast enough for Windows 10 (needs to be over 1000mzh). 

my CPU is an [AMD Phenom II X4 975 Processor](http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103923)

I never replaced the membrane between the CPU and the heatsink - I left it on. Is this a problem?

Open hardware monitor shows that my CPU is running on all cores at 600-3592MHz, but when I play a game my tempurature will rise to 95c-100c. If I turn a movie on at the same time I'm playing a game, and say have an android emulator on, the PC will just turn off.

Could this be because of the heatsink thermal membrane?