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Table 5-2 System board components ID Item Component Item Component Item Component 1 Rear chassis fan 13 Battery 25 PCIe2 x1 2 CPU power 14 SATA ports 1 26 PCIe2 x16(4) 3 Solenoid hood lock 15 Clear CMOS button 27 PCIe2 x1 4 Chassis intrusion 16 Crisis recovery jumper 28 PCIe2 x16 5 CPU socket 17 Front chassis fan 29 PCIe2 x8(4) 6 CPU fan 18 System speaker 30 Audio 7 Memory sockets 19 3rd internal USB 31 USB 8 Main Power 20 Password jumper 32 Network/USB 9 Front power button/LED 21 Serial 33 DP display port 2 10 Front USB 22 Parallel 34 DVI -I video 2 11 1st internal USB/DASH 23 Front audio 35 Keyboard/mouse 12 2nd internal USB 24 PCI 32/33 1 Blue SATA ports, namely SATA0 and SATA1, support SATA Gen3 (6 Gb). Note that SATA5 is the only eSATA compatible port. 2 Intel integrated HD video is supported on some workstation models, depending on installed CPU. Most supported Intel Core processors support Intel HD Graphics 2000. Intel Xeon processors with model designations that end in "---5" support Intel HD Graphics P3000. In Windows 7, you can view the model of CPU installed in the workstation by selecting Start > Control Panel > System . For related system architecture information, see System board architecture on page 1. ENWW Removing and installing components 61

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Table 5-2
System board components ID
Item
Component
Item
Component
Item
Component
1
Rear chassis fan
13
Battery
25
PCIe2 x1
2
CPU power
14
SATA ports
1
26
PCIe2 x16(4)
3
Solenoid hood lock
15
Clear CMOS button
27
PCIe2 x1
4
Chassis intrusion
16
Crisis recovery jumper
28
PCIe2 x16
5
CPU socket
17
Front chassis fan
29
PCIe2 x8(4)
6
CPU fan
18
System speaker
30
Audio
7
Memory sockets
19
3rd internal USB
31
USB
8
Main Power
20
Password jumper
32
Network/USB
9
Front power button/LED
21
Serial
33
DP display port
2
10
Front USB
22
Parallel
34
DVI —I video
2
11
1st internal USB/DASH
23
Front audio
35
Keyboard/mouse
12
2nd internal USB
24
PCI 32/33
1
Blue SATA ports, namely SATA0 and SATA1, support SATA Gen3 (6 Gb). Note that SATA5 is the only eSATA compatible
port.
2
Intel integrated HD video is supported on some workstation models, depending on installed CPU. Most supported Intel Core
processors support Intel HD Graphics 2000. Intel Xeon processors with model designations that end in "---5" support Intel HD
Graphics P3000. In Windows 7, you can view the model of CPU installed in the workstation by selecting
Start > Control
Panel > System
.
For related system architecture information, see
System board architecture
on page
1
.
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