HP Vectra XU 6/XXX HP Vectra VT 6/xxx, Familiarization guide - Page 42

A Checkpoint Answers Checkpoint Answers Checkpoint Answers Chapter 1: Product Overview and Features 1 How can the capacity of the L2 cache memory be increased on the HP Vectra VT 6/xxx PC? e By replacing the current Pentium Pro processor with an upgrade. The L2 cache memory is fabricated in the same package as the Pentium Pro processor by Intel, so its size is fixed by them. Although, at the time of going to press, upgrades of the processor (with more L2 cache memory) are not listed in the catalogues, they are likely to appear. 2 What type of Ethernet interface is fitted as standard to a HP Vectra XU 6/ xxx PC? b HP 10/100 VG Selectable PC LAN Adapter board on all models. 3 Which of the following combinations of extra accessories would you not be able to install on an HP Vectra VT 6/xxx PC? d Three PCI accessory boards and three ISA accessory board. The three ISA boards would go into slots AT1, AT2 and AT3. Two of the PCI boards would then go into PCI2 and PCI3, but the third board would neither go into PCI1 (because it is occupied by the Matrox MGA Millennium video board), nor into PCI4 (since AT3 is occupied by an ISA board). On an HP Vectra XU 6/xxx PC, answers (b), (c) and (d) would all be impossible, since PCI2 is occupied by the HP 10/100 VG Selectable PC LAN Adapter board. 4 Which of the following combinations of extra drives would you not be able to install on an HP Vectra XU 6/xxx PC? b Two 3.5-inch HDDs, one 3.5-inch FDD, and two 5.25-inch FDDs. The first HDD would go on the top internal shelf, the second would go on a HDD adapter tray on a 5.25-inch front-access shelf. Thus, there are three devices to be installed on 5.25-inch front-access shelves, but only two such shelves available (there are three on the PC, but one is already occupied by the CD-ROM drive). 38