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Chapter 2: Hardware Configuration
2.6 INSTALLING PENTIUM II PROCESSOR IN SLOT 1
To Install the retention base on Slot 1 refer to the figures and instructions below:
1 Locate the protruding, toothed edge at the end of Slot l closest to the edge of
the mainboard. Find the complementary indentation at the bottom of the
retention base and insert the retention base onto Slot 1 accordingly.
2 Insert the retention support bridges (For the remaining instructions) into the
bottom of the mainboard with the curved edges facing outwards, toward the
edge of the mainboard.
3 Use a screw driver to lightly tighten the retention base screws.
4 Insert the heatsink support base into the holes on either side of the 440LX
PCIset located next to Slot 1. Note that one hole is bigger than the other to
prevent backwards insertion.
5 Insert the heatsink support pins into the heat sink support base with the long
axis of the pins parallel to the wide axis of the mainboard. The ends of the
pins will protrude through the bottom of the heatsink support base when
fully inserted.
6 Insert the Pentium II processor into the retention base with the processor
heatsink fitting over the heatsink support base. Press evenly and gently until
the snaps on the upper side of the processor have been inserted into the holes
at the top of the retention base. Note that when removing the processor,
these snaps can be clicked into a completely vertical position, leaving your
hands free to stabilize the board and pull the processor evenly and gently out
of the board. Also note that like PCI and ISA slots, Slot 1 has a divider that
prevents backwards insertion.
7 Insert the heatsink support bar into the heatsink support base in a horizontal
fashion, allowing it to click in place. The heatsink support bar has no
directionality (can be inserted with the top facing up or down).
Note: Installing a heatsink and cooling fan is necessary for proper heat
dissipation from your CPU. Failing to install these items may result in
overheating and possible burn-out of your CPU.