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<strong>PCI</strong> <strong>TriManual</strong>-Chapters 1-13 3/30/01 5:55 PM Page 29<br />

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Remove Processor Card<br />

1. Lower the processor card retainer. Slowly<br />

squeeze together the two holding clamps to<br />

release the retainer and lower it away from the<br />

logic board (Figure 4).<br />

2. Gently lay the computer on its side so that you<br />

may easily gain access to the interior of the<br />

computer.<br />

3. Remove the current processor card from the<br />

Processor Card Slot (Figure 5) and set it aside.<br />

Be careful! The metal heatsink on the processor<br />

card may be hot.<br />

processor card<br />

processor card retainer<br />

Figure 4; Figura 4<br />

Remove Level 2 Cache Card from<br />

85XX Models<br />

If you have a Power Macintosh 85XX the Level 2<br />

cache card will need to be removed. For further<br />

information consult your computer’s documentation<br />

or see Chapter 12, “Removing a Level 2 Cache<br />

Card.” For the Power Macintosh 95XX, the L2<br />

cache is soldered onto the logic board and cannot<br />

be removed.<br />

Reset CUDA Switch<br />

Reset the CUDA switch on the logic board<br />

(Figure 6). It is located directly inline with the<br />

Processor Card Slot. Resetting this switch ensures<br />

that a new upgrade card is recognized at the<br />

next startup.<br />

Processor Card Slot<br />

Figure 5; Figura 5<br />

Processor Card Slot<br />

CUDA switch<br />

<strong>PCI</strong> slot<br />

Figure 6; Figura 6<br />

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