Try (only %01):
Code:
nvram fa4ce28d-b62f-4c99-9cc3-6815686e30f9:gpu-power-prefs=%01
There is a possibility that your Intel GPU is in trouble.
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The Macbook Pro 2011 is designed to start with the AMD GPU (gpu-power-prefs=%00).
When you reset the NVRAM / PRAM, then the Macbook Pro 2011 returns to the AMD GPU (Factory). If you removed the resistor, then you may have problems.
If there was an automatic selection, then it would be easier. Like when starting the Macbook Pro 2011 and not finding the AMD GPU (remove resistor), it automatically switches to the Intel GPU. But I do not think it works this way.