Installing A Higher Performance Processor - DEC Digital PC 3500 System Reference Manual

Installing a Higher Performance Processor

Your computer is equipped with a single Intel Pentium® II processor module installed
in the Slot 1 socket on the main logic board. Total computer performance is based
upon your computer's main logic board design, speed and L2 cache of the processor
module, amount of computer memory, video controller type and amount of video
memory, and performance characteristics of your hard disk drive.
If your computer was purchased with a single Pentium II processor and you wish to
upgrade to a faster processor, consider the following information prior to upgrading
your computer.
1. Your computer main logic board contains:
−
An Intel 440LX memory and PCI controller
−
Switch selectable processor clock input frequencies up to 333 MHz
(Refer to Appendix A for switch settings)
2. Pentium II processor modules are available with 512 KB L2 cache memory.
3. Higher performance Pentium II processors might require loading the latest
BIOS firmware revision.
To upgrade to a higher performance processor configuration:
NOTE
Upgrade Kit supersede the directions provided below.
1. Turn off your computer and monitor.
2. Disconnect all external devices, ac power, and monitor power.
3. Remove the outside cover.
4. Disconnect the fan wire from the processor assembly.
: Instructions that accompany your Pentium II processor
Inside Your Computer
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