In addition to what @geirandersen has said. The Power rail is labeled as VCCGT. Which is a power rail for the CPU. Those typically have a low resistance to ground, so I'm not entirely sure I would be concerned. That's pretty low. But not unheard of for similar rails.
If there was a loud pop, there is almost certainly some kind of visible damage. It's possible the new battery caused it if it was not the correct battery, or the battery was faulty, but it's also possible the timing was just a coincidence.
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You will definitely was to give the whole board a good once over. Remove the heat sink evrn since it's possible the issue is under it.
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You will definitely want to give the whole board a good once over. Remove the heat sink even since it's possible the issue is under it.
In addition to what @geirandersen has said. The Power rail is labeled as VCCGT. Which is a power rail for the CPU. Those typically have a low resistance to ground, so I'm not entirely sure I would be concerned. That's pretty low. But not unheard of for similar rails.
If there was a loud pop, there is almost certainly some kind of visible damage. It's possible the new battery caused it if it was not the correct battery, or the battery was faulty, but it's also possible the timing was just a coincidence.
You will definitely was to give the whole board a good once over. Remove the heat sink evrn since it's possible the issue is under it.