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Installing and Removing a Processor
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Opening Your Personal Workstation and Installing Accessories Installing and Removing a Processor CAUTION Installing and Removing a Processor There are two processor slots on your system board. This section will discuss the installation and removal of the processor from processor slot B. See Figure 2-81. The processor is susceptible to mechanical and electrical shock. When handling the processor, always wear the static-grounding strap that came with the processor kit. Always handle the processor carefully. CAUTION Figure 2-81 If your system only has a single processor, there must be a terminator card (see Figure 2-81) in processor slot A and a Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) in VRM slot B before turning on power to the Personal Workstation. The terminator card is pre-installed in your Personal Workstation if you are using only one processor. For information on installation and removal of the VRM component, read the section "Installing and Removing a Voltage Regulator Module" in this chapter. Processor Connectors and Terminator The Arrow Points to the Top of the Personal Workstation Terminator in Processor Slot A Processor Slot B VRM slot A VRM slot B 118 Chapter 2