I blow dust out every 6 months and I noticed that my ASUS NCT-D Server motherboard had blown one of the 6.3v 1500uF KZG cap. (marked in red)

The motherboard however works fine.

Other caps are OK.

I made this list off all caps, please suggest what to replace. Should I just replace the blown cap and all 6.3v 1500uF?

The yellow caps have no brand. What they are?

P.S. I have Peak ESR70, but the caps can't be measured in circuit, gives me leaky, 0.00mΩ readings

 

Here is my shortlist:

12pcs 6.3v 1000uf Rubycon YXG - > Rubycon ZLJ 6.3v 1000uf
6pcs 16v 100uf Rubycon ML - > Rubycon ML 16v 100uf
27pcs 6.3v 1500uf Nippon Chemi-con KGZ -> PANASONIC ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS EEUFR0J152L
9pcs 6.3v 470uf Rubycon YXG -> Rubycon ZLJ
2pcs 16v 1200uf Nippon Chemi-con KZE -> RUBYCON ZL 16ZLK1200M10X20
1pcs 16v 470uf Rubycon MBZ -> Rubycon ZLJ or WURTH WCAP-PT5H Series 470uf or PANASONIC SEPC 470uf
4pcs 16v 100uf Lelon RGA -> Rubycon ZLH 16ZLH100MEFC5X11

Full list attached with polymer caps too.
Please post your suggestions ASAP.

 

The original Yellow caps are polymer, is it needed to replace them given the 10 years, since they do not bulge how to test them?
Desoldering and measuring is the only way?

16pcs 2.5v 820uf FUJITSU -> Panasonic Solid Capacitor, OS-CON, SEPC Series farnell.com order code 2354628
8pcs 16v 330uf FUJITSU -> WCAP-PT5H Series farnell.com order code 2466595

 

When replacing caps other than the value and voltage, type is sometimes important in mobo's but still it might work.
Just make sure what you replace with are of low ESR types.

 

by the way, to test them you need a good ESR meter.

 

The attached pdf has all the details like esr, ripple etc. what I will be replacing with. Did you view it?