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SL-B5A-FG / B5A-FGR
2-1 P4 775-pin CPU and Socket LGA 775
2-1.1 To Identify a P4 775-pin CPU
The pin-pad side of 775 CPU
This yellow triangle
denotes Pad 1 of CPU.
2-1.2 To install P4 775-pin CPU into Socket LGA 775
1. LGA 775 socket is safeguarded by a metal cover and a protective cap on top.
Never remove the protective cap before CPU has already been installed into socket.
(Press down this tongue
to turn up the cover.)
(The protective cap is protecting
LGA 775 socket-pins from
unnecessary exposure.)
2. Pull sideway the socket lever and turn it up so as to unlock the metal cover from the
socket base.
3. Since the metal cover together with the cap is unlocked from the socket base now,
use a fingertip to pull at the protrusion at one end of cap so as to turn the cover and
cap up.
4. The cover and the cap are turned open now, revealing the socket-pins.
We should be aware that the pins are so delicate they are forbidden to be touched
with anything other than a 775-pin CPU.
(Turn open the cover and
cap this way to reveal the
socket pins.)
LGA 775 CPU
(with heat glue on surface)
(The Protrusion for turning up
the protective cover and cap.)
(The socket pins)
Attention: The pins are so delicate that they
are forbidden to be touched with anything
other than a 775-pin CPU.
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Chapter 2 Hardware Setup
The Heat Glue
on surface is for
better heat dispersion
The yellow triangle
denotes location of
Pad 1.
(Turn up the lever this way
to unlock the metal cover.)
(The triangle here
denotes Socket
Pin1 location.)
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