Adding Memory; Upgrading Processors - Intergraph Zx10 5U System Manual

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Have the vendor's documentation available to follow instructions for setting the SCSI ID, enabling
or disabling termination, installing device drivers when required, and configuring other device
attributes.
If you are installing an internal peripheral device that connects to an expansion card, see the
vendor's documentation for information on installing the expansion card and any required cables.

Adding Memory

You can add system memory by installing or replacing dual inline memory modules (DIMMs) in
the system board's DIMM sockets. For more information:
On how to add or replace a DIMM, see Chapter 9, "Servicing System Components."
On DIMMs, DIMM socket locations, and system memory configurations, see the System
Board Manual.

Upgrading Processors

You can upgrade a single-processor system by installing another processor. As higher-speed
processors become available, you can upgrade one- or two-processor systems by replacing the
existing processors with faster processors. For more information:
On how to add or replace a processor, see Chapter 9, "Servicing System Components."
On processors and processor socket locations, see the System Board Manual.