Hello, I need help finding the resistance value of an HP 850 G5 COMPUTRO 6050A3079801-MB-A01 (01)

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  • elgollo51
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    • Sep 2025
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    Hello, I need help finding the resistance value of an HP 850 G5 COMPUTRO 6050A3079801-MB-A01 (01)

    Good afternoon, please, someone who has an HP 850 G5 mainboard can help me get the value of the resistor that I indicate in the image, please, In the boardview it appears without data, but in the schematic neither the value nor the correct position appears, The card is a COMPUTRO 6050A3079801-MB-A01 (01) and is identical to the boardview 6050A2945601-MB A01, the resistance is indicated with yellow arrows in a red box. please help
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