Technically, I'm with Geo on this one. Don't think you can replace these and get up and running like new. Something most likely made them pop, and then while they were on their way out they most likely [pun]"incapacitated"[/pun] other board components that were depending on their properties of capacitance.
But:
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Suicide Junkie said:
If you can get a replacement, go for it.
But if you're gonna be tossing it in the trash for a new one anyways, why not try?
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