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Figure 2-6 Changing Your Computer's Hardware Configuration Installing Memory order indicated in the right illustration above (or on the label on the air guide). For details on the mechanics of inserting DIMMs, see the following pages. • When you have finished installing the additional DIMMs, use the Boot Console Interface to verify that the computer recognizes them. Installing DIMMs Perform the following steps to add DIMMs to your computer. 1. Open the system unit according to the directions in "Opening the System Unit" on page 43. You'll need to remove the top panel and the left side panel (looking from the front). Here is roughly what the inside of a J5000 looks like: the DIMMs are accessible as soon as you remove the side panel: The J5000 DIMM Slots (as seen from the open left side) DIMM Slots The J7000, on the other hand, requires one additional step before the DIMMs are accessible. Because it has twice the number of processors as the J5000, the J7000 requires greater cooling capacity to prevent components from overheating. This is effected, in part, by two sheet-metal air guides that channel the airflow directly at the processors' turbocoolers. One of these air guides, in addition to channeling the airflow to the processors, also hides the DIMM slots, 50 Chapter 2

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Chapter 2
Changing Your Computer’s Hardware Configuration
Installing Memory
order indicated in the right illustration above (or on the label on the
air guide). For details on the mechanics of inserting DIMMs, see the
following pages.
When you have finished installing the additional DIMMs, use the
Boot Console Interface to verify that the computer recognizes them.
Installing DIMMs
Perform the following steps to add DIMMs to your computer.
1.
Open the system unit according to the directions in “Opening the
System Unit” on page 43. You’ll need to remove the top panel and the
left side panel (looking from the front). Here is roughly what the
inside of a J5000 looks like: the DIMMs are accessible as soon as you
remove the side panel:
Figure 2-6
The J5000 DIMM Slots (as seen from the open left side)
The J7000, on the other hand, requires one additional step before the
DIMMs are accessible. Because it has twice the number of processors
as the J5000, the J7000 requires greater cooling capacity to prevent
components
from
overheating.
This
is
effected,
in
part,
by
two
sheet-metal
air
guides
that
channel
the
airflow
directly
at
the
processors’ turbocoolers. One of these air guides, in addition to
channeling the airflow to the processors, also hides the DIMM slots,
DIMM Slots