Need help to identify a capacitor to repair dead GTX 960 gpu

[Shibly]

As the title says, my graphics card died a bit ago and i need help identifying a blasted part. As far as my research went, i think that the thing is a tantalum capacitor. I am bad with smd codes and need help to identify the part "330 2R0 G19". Pic is below for referance.

The one on the left has blown up. Need to know what exactly is this and where can i get replacement. Thanks in advance.

 

[drlobze]

Them are diodes, they look fine. What make you think they are bad.

 

[narkeleptk]

Its appears to be a 330uF tantalum capacitor. The 2R0 will likely be the manufacturer series code for package, voltage and tolerance ratings. I do not know that logo off hand sorry. The G19 is probably just a production code and not important.

 

[unclejed613]

if the circuit it's in is a 1.8V rail voltage, 2R0 could be the voltage. whenever possible replace tantalum caps with about a 2:1 margin on the voltage. in other words, for a 1.8V rail, use a 3.3V or 5V cap instead. if a tantalum cap is shorted it's usually from the applied voltage going above the rated voltage. even a short term spike can damage them.