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Inside the PowerCenter Pro

How to Add/Remove PCI Cards:

To get access to the PCI slots to add or remove a card, you must turn the case upside down, and remove the baseplate.
The baseplate is retained by four screws at the case corners.
Remove any CDrom that may be in the drive before you invert the case.

With the baseplate removed you can then see the inverted PCI slots.
Take care when inserting or removing PCI cards that you don't unseat the Video Riser from it's connector on the motherboard.
The card with the wide ribbon cable is the Adaptec 2930 PCI SCSI controller.
The cards adjacent to it are the Power3D and ATI RagePro video cards.

Want to know how to remove the CPU card?
Yes - show me!
No, take me back Home.

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Inside the PowerCenter Pro
How to Add/Remove PCI Cards:
To get access to the PCI slots to add or remove a card, you must turn the case upside down, and remove the baseplate. The baseplate is retained by four screws at the case corners. Remove any CDrom that may be in the drive before you invert the case.

With the baseplate removed you can then see the inverted PCI slots. Take care when inserting or removing PCI cards that you don't unseat the Video Riser from it's connector on the motherboard. The card with the wide ribbon cable is the Adaptec 2930 PCI SCSI controller. The cards adjacent to it are the Power3D and ATI RagePro video cards.

Want to know how to remove the CPU card? Yes - show me! No, take me back Home.

Index of PowerCenter Pro Pages Intro \| Inside Look \| PCI Card Access \| CPU Card Access = or = Back to WWW.XLR8YOURMAC.COM
Copyright © Mike, 1997. Thanks to my better half for tolerating all the time I spend on this site. No part of this sites content is to be reproduced in any form without written permission. All brand or product names mentioned here are properties of their respective companies.