It´s not a tantalum but a ceramic capacitor with 10.000pF = 10nF.
Voltage should be 50V (or higher).

Thank you 😀

I wonder what 10nF 50V could do around the crystal, being put so symmetrically. It's not the load caps, too high value

Thanks for pointing that out - I was a little hasty this morning.
10K is 10pF and K is the tolerance +/- 10%!

Hello, I have same motherboard,
I have error. When I start 3x beep (error memory testing). Then I power off and then push fast power on again and motherboard is running. It look like poor caps charging on cold start.
I measured electrolitic caps capacity on main loop, I cannot measured on board, so I desolder one, which was good. Than put back. I tried to measure temperature of all capacitors and it looks good, all around 22 to 26C.
But I see that only one cap is about 50C, so you can see this capacitor marked 10 4Z , it is ceramic but which capacity? This capacitor look like that is connected to bus status S0 and S1 of AMD CCU.

Any idea?

Thank you. Karel

https://www.digikey.com/en/resources/conversi … -capacitor-code

Pick 4 digit. 104z.