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Upgrading Your System
Installing the New Processor
1.
Remove the new processor chip from its packaging.
2.
Orient the chip as shown in Figure 1–3, aligning the beveled (cut-off) corner of the
chip to the corner of the socket that does not have a pin hole.
3.
Press down firmly but gently on the top of the chip until it is fully seated.
4.
Insert a screwdriver into the indentation on the left side of the SAZ socket, see
Figure 1–3 for details. Gently but firmly swing the end of the screwdriver handle
toward the power supply while steadying the CPU.
5.
Position the heat sink directly above the Pentium chip. Align the ridges on the
bottom of the heat sink so they straddle the CPU, then lower the heat sink onto the
processor.
6.
Hook one end of the latch band over its keeper. Push down on the other end of the
latch band until it hooks onto its keeper.
7.
Reconfigure jumpers CLK1, CLK2, CLK3, FREQ1, FREQ2, VR1, and VR2 (as
needed) for the newly installed processor. Refer to the configuration label, which
is located on the bottom of the motherboard, for pin locations.
8.
Replace any feature cards you removed earlier.
9.
Replace the system unit cover as described earlier.
10. Reconnect the power cord and all peripherals.
Confirm the Success of the Installation
1.
Turn the system on.
2.
When the System Configuration screen appears, press
Configuration screen is shown in Figure 1–4.
3.
Confirm that the speed displayed in "CPU Speed " matches the speed of the
processor you just installed.
4.
Press any key to continue.
5.
If the speed displayed in "CPU Speed " does not match the speed of the processor
you just installed, refer to Section 3, "Troubleshooting an Installation Problem."
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