A little help with an MSI RX 580 4gb Armor

[dzdesigner]

Hello;
Could someone (who have the same card or the 8GB version) please measure the resistance of this smd resistor R2510 highlighted in the picture?

 

[Nike_486DX]

On 8gig variant it may be different. Anyway should be same as r2610.

 

[dzdesigner]

On 8gig variant it may be different. Anyway should be same as r2610.

That's much easier, Thank you

 

[dzdesigner]

I've replaced the resistor in question with less resistance one (close but not equal) because I couldn't find one that have the same parameters.
The card post into windows which is good and installed the drivers (almost) but, there's a problem .It can't load the driver.
This is what GPU-Z shows:

Is it because the two resistors R2510 and R2610 are in parallel and they have to be identical ?
Can I replace both of them with an other identical pair?

Note:
Forget to mention that I bought this dead card from a miner

 

[Imperator]

Well, i believe it is not the question about the resistor.
Whatever cause the resistor to explode, or loosing it cause another electronic pieces to malfunction.
If the BIOS is original, i mean not modded, then you must clean the old drivers using DDU and install a fresh driver.

https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-20-3-1

 

[dzdesigner]

Well, i believe it is not the question about the resistor.
Whatever cause the resistor to explode, or loosing it cause another electronic pieces to malfunction.
If the BIOS is original, i mean not modded, then you must clean the old drivers using DDU and install a fresh driver.

https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-20-3-1

Forgive me for the late reply
What I noticed is that every pad and every solder around the card is hardened to the point where it's almost impossible to remove without damage (2 mins with the hot-air to remove R2610 without success ).
Anyway, so far so good, the card is working now, with some Windows 10 update related drivers issues.

**
The readings on the two resistors :
Inside the circuit: R2610 1.68 KOhms
R2510 1.62 KOhms (outside the circuit 4.9 KOhms)

 

[Imperator]

Well, good news.
Nice job!