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Figure 5-4. Installing an Optional Pentium Processor
3. Position the processor (C) over its ZIF socket (B) so
that the processor pins align with the socket holes.
Note that the pins get denser as they get closer to
the lever on the ZIF socket.
4. Insert the processor pins into the socket. Apply
pressure equally over the top surface of the
processor until it seats in the socket. The processor
should easily fit, do not force the processor into the
socket.
5. Push ZIF socket lever (G) down until it snaps into
the locked position.
6.
Position the heat sink above the processor so the
largest of the two detention clips (D) aligns with the
lever on the ZIF socket.
7.
Tip the heat sink so that the smallest detention clip
fits over the tabs at the base of the socket. Press the
other side of the heat sink down and snap the
detention clip over the socket tabs.
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