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To Remove a Processor
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C
M o t h e r b o a r d : f e a t u r e s & u p g r a d e s
If you are upgrading a single processor, you need to remove
the existing processor
1.
Observe the precautions in Safety and Regulatory
Notices.
2.
Turn off the computer, disconnect the computer's
power cord, and disconnect all external peripherals.
3.
Remove any peripherals that block access to the
processor.
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Removing a Processor
4.
Processors supplied to you by Mitsubishi will have a
standard heatsink. However if your existing processor has
a fitted fan, remove the fan heat sink power cable
connector (B) from the motherboard fan connector (C).
5.
To remove the processor from the Slot 1 connector,
press in on the latches (A) and pull the processor
straight up as shown above.
6.
Store the processor in an antistatic package.
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