1030 Motherboard RAM Upgrade

Caution Only authorized service personnel should upgrade the system. Anyone who wants to upgrade the system herself/himself should know about the dangers of ESD (Electro-Static Discharge) and the necessary precautions. Unknowingly zapping the components of the computer will void the warranty.

Maximum on Motherboard: 256MB
Uses 8/16/32/64/128 MB SDRAM DIMMs
Supports only non-parity DIMM modules.

Note

  1. The 168-pin DIMM sockets will support PC66/PC100 unbuffered 3.3V 1MBx64 (8MB), 2MBx64 (16MB), 4MBx64 (32MB), and 8MBx64 (64MB) and 16MBx64 (128MB) SDRAM DIMMs.
  2. Bank 1 will be populated as the default from the factory.
  3. No configuration jumpers: BIOS detects memory size, and memory type.
  4. This motherboard will not accept 36-bit DIMM modules (parity).

DIMM Type (Bank 1) DIMM Type (Bank 2) Total System Memory
1M X 64 (8 MB) Empty 8 MB
1M X 64 (8 MB) 1M X 64 (8 MB) 16 MB
1M X 64 (8 MB) 2M X 64 (16 MB) 24 MB
1M X 64 (8 MB) 4M X 64 (32 MB) 40 MB
1M X 64 (8 MB) 8M X 64 (64 MB) 72 MB
1M X 64 (8 MB) 16M X 64 (128 MB) 136 MB
2M X 64 (16 MB) Empty 16 MB
2M X 64 (16 MB) 1M X 64 (8 MB) 24 MB
2M X 64 (16 MB) 2M X 64 (16 MB) 32 MB
2M X 64 (16 MB) 4M X 64 (32 MB) 48 MB
2M X 64 (16 MB) 8M X 64 (64 MB) 80 MB
2M X 64 (16 MB) 16M X 64 (128 MB) 144 MB
4M X 64 (32 MB) Empty 32 MB
4M X 64 (32 MB) 1M X 64 (8 MB) 40 MB
4M X 64 (32 MB) 2M X 64 (16 MB) 48 MB
4M X 64 (32 MB) 4M X 64 (32 MB) 64 MB
4M X 64 (32 MB) 8M X 64 (64 MB) 96 MB
4M X 64 (32 MB) 16M X 64 (128 MB) 160 MB
8M X 64 (64 MB) Empty 64 MB
8M X 64 (64 MB) 1M X 64 (8 MB) 72 MB
8M X 64 (64 MB) 2M X 64 (16 MB) 80 MB
8M X 64 (64 MB) 4M X 64 (32 MB) 96 MB
8M X 64 (64 MB) 8M X 64 (64 MB) 128 MB
8M X 64 (64 MB) 16M X 64 (128 MB) 192 MB
16M X 64 (128 MB) Empty 128 MB
16M X 64 (128 MB) 1M X 64 (8 MB) 136 MB
16M X 64 (128 MB) 2M X 64 (16 MB) 144 MB
16M X 64 (128 MB) 4M X 64 (32 MB) 160 MB
16M X 64 (128 MB) 8M X 64 (64 MB) 192 MB
16M X 64 (128 MB) 16M X 64 (128 MB) 256 MB

Installing DIMMs (DIMM1, DIMM2)
The following is a procedure for installing DIMM modules into a DIMM socket.

Step 1:

Line up the DIMM module as illustrated in Figure 1, pin 1 is indicated by a small triangle on the motherboard. Insert the module straight into the socket. The DIMM module is keyed and can only be inserted one way.

Step 2:

Insure that the DIMM module is secure in the socket and snap the locking tabs located on both ends of the socket firmly into place as illustrated in Figure 1.

Figure 1
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3

Once the DIMM modules are installed, the system will display the correct amount of memory, since the system automatically detects the amount installed; there are no jumper settings for memory configuration. The memory should be enabled and fully functional.