3 System upgrade
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Installing an expansion card
This section explains how to install an expansion card. The onboard
expansion slots supports PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect),
PCI-X, and PCI Express cards. PCI Express slot is a new type of interface
and differs in length than the conventional PCI/PCI-X slots. You should
always install the correct type of plug-in expansion cards in the x4 PCI
Express slot. Contact your dealer for qualified PCI Express card vendors.
To install an expansion card:
1
Observe the ESD precautions and pre-installation instructions
described on page 35.
2
Locate an empty expansion slot on the mainboard.
Note:
The SCSI RAID card shown below is for your reference only.
To purchase a SCSI RAID card, contact your local Acer
representative.
3
Press the slot release latch outward
(1)
.
4
Pull out the slot cover
(2)
. Store it for reassembly later.
5
Remove the expansion card from its protective packaging.
6
Align the card in the empty slot.
7
Insert the card into the selected slot
(3)
. Make sure that the card is
properly seated.
Summary of Contents for Altos G530 Series
Page 1: ...Acer Altos G530 Series User s Guide ...
Page 10: ...x Index 179 ...
Page 11: ...1 System tour ...
Page 33: ...2 System setup ...
Page 43: ...3 System upgrade ...
Page 87: ...4 BIOS setup ...
Page 131: ...5 Troubleshooting ...
Page 153: ...Appendix A System management utility ...
Page 160: ...Appendix A System management utility 150 ...
Page 161: ...Appendix B Acer Altos G530 rack installation guide ...
Page 162: ...This appendix shows you how to set up the Altos G5350 server in a rack mount configuration ...
Page 177: ...Appendix C SATA RAID configuration ...
Page 178: ...This appendix shows you how to create a RAID volume in your SATA drives ...
Page 181: ...171 c Press Ctrl Alt Del to reboot the server 8 Install an Operating System to the RAID array ...
Page 182: ...Appendix C SATA RAID configuration 172 ...
Page 183: ...Appendix D SCSI RAID configuration ...
Page 184: ...This appendix shows you how to create a RAID volume in your SCSI drives ...