>Hi all
>
>I've got a 9500/120 which I picked up a 200 processor for to upgrade it. Not
>done this before, but having got the case off and figured out how to get at
>the processor card, I managed to swap it over without too many problems.
>
>However ... having put everything back together, all I get when I try to
>power it up is a click. My experience with the innards of my Macs in the
>past has really been limited to replacing the PRAM battery and shoving in
>some extra memory, so don't get too technical on me. What do I need to try
>to solve the problem?
>
>All advice gratefully received :)
>
>Russ, Worthing
Sounds like the processor is not seated correctly or a duffer - the
slot has kind of a two stage insertion and the card needs to be
thoroughly bottomed in the slot. The cuda logic board reset button needs
to be pressed and held for around three or four seconds in order for the
board to initialise the card. The bus speed - 40mhz (3x = 120mhz and 5x =
200mhz) - may remain unaltered depending upon what model the 200 card is
from - if the card is from a 50mhz bus speed model it may take the bus
speed upto 50mhz. I think the 9500 is capable of 50mhz.
Cheers
Pete
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