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Removing VRAM
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Remove the computer’s cover; see page 4-2.
Remove any expansion boards you may have installed that
block your access to the VRAM sockets. See page 4-9 for
instructions.
Locate the VRAM sockets on the main system board using
the map on page 4-4.
Use a pair of small needle-nose pliers to grasp the sides of
the VRAM and lift it out of its socket. Place the VRAM in an
anti-static package. Be sure to remove all of the VRAMs.
Replace any expansion boards you removed; see page 4-6.
Replace the computer’s cover.
See “Post-installation Setup,” below, for instructions on
configuring your new VRAM.
Post-insfallation Setup
After you install or remove options such as memory modules,
VRAM chips, or disk drives, you must run the Setup program
to update the computer’s configuration. See Chapter 2 for
instructions. Additionally, you may need to add or delete
commands to your configuration files. See your operating
system manual and the manual that came with your optional
equipment.
Installing and Removing Options
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