4100 MT (250-5160) Adding Video Memory Faxback Doc. # 2820 Upgrading video RAM increases video performance. Your system ships with 512 KB of video RAM, and you can upgrade it to 1 MB or 2 MB by installing video RAM chips. To upgrade video memory, you need 256Kx16-KB, 70-ns DRAM chips, available from your Radio Shack store or participating dealer under part number AX25-9999: To upgrade 512 KB to 1 MB, you need one chip. To upgrade 1 MB to 2 MB, you need two chips. To upgrade 512 KB to 2 MB, you need three chips. Note: Upgrading to 2 MB of video memory does provide: 1280x1024 interlaced 256 color video mode Larger virtual desktops in Windows with FlexDesk Additional video pages for VESA software Upgrading to 2 MB does not provide: 800x600 16.8 million color video mode 1024x768 32K/64K video modes Do the following: 1. Turn the computer off, unplug the power cord, disconnect all peripheral devices, remove the system-unit cover, and move the internal drive bay, and remove the power supply. 2. Locate the DRAM sockets on the system board. 3. If any add-in boards interfere with your access to the DRAM sockets, remove the add-in boards. 4. Install each chip: * If you are installing one DRAM chip, install it in socket U805. * If you are installing two chips, install them in sockets U806 and U807. * If you are installing three chips, install them in U805, U806 and U807. Warning: Orient the chip so that the notched end of the chip aligns to the notched end of the socket. 5. Examine your installation to ensure that the new chips are fully seated. 6. If you removed any add-in boards to reach the DRAM sockets, replace the add-in boards. 7. Replace the internal drive bay and system-unit cover. Reconnect peripheral devices and plug i the power cord. Turn on the system. (ALL/tmc-04/13/95)