3.
Grasp the old module by the edges and pull it straight
up out of the socket and set it aside.
4.
Grasp the new processor module by the edges and gen-
tly place it in the processor socket, seating its pins in
the socket pin holes.
You may need to slowly move the processor module back and forth
until the pins align with the socket pin holes.
5.
Press firmly on the processor module, applying even
pressure.
6.
Lower the lever above the processor module to a hori-
zontal position until the lever snaps into place.
7.
Reinstall the PCI cards, bottom panel, front panel, and
cover.
Your processor upgrade is autoconfiguring during startup.
Expanding Memory
The dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) in your computer can be
expanded. Installing additional DRAM adds more memory to your
computer and expands its capabilities.
Memory for your computer is provided in packages called DRAM Dual
Inline Memory Modules (DIMMs). SuperMac C600x DIMMs should be
168 pin, 70 ns maximum access time, 5 volt EDO or Full Page Mode
DIMMs. A list of approved DRAM manufacturers is available in
UMAX
Computer Corporation’s home page on the internet: www.super-
mac.com.
IMPORTANT:
Each DIMM socket has a retainer clip located at the back of the
socket. Failure to release the retainer clip while removing a module may
break the socket and cause damage to your computer.
Lift this lever to a vertical position,
then pull the module straight up.
