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Step 1: Ground yourself, unplug your system, and remove the cover.
Step 2: Find the original Pentium® processor. You’ll need to remove it.
Step 3: If the original Pentium processor has a fan heatsink with
a cable, unplug the cable. You won’t need it to install the
Pentium OverDrive® processor.
Unfasten any clips holding the processor and heatsink to the
socket. (See Figure 1.)
Step 4: Open the socket handle and remove the original Pentium
processor. Orient the Pentium OverDrive processor so that the
side with the processor speed mark is next to the number in the
socket label.
(See Figure 2.)
Step 5: Close the socket handle, put the cover back on your computer, plug it in, and try out a favorite software program to experience the difference in speed. You can also test your installation by using the special diagnostic software that comes with the Pentium OverDrive processor.