Upgrading CPU, same HD possible?
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as you are replacing your mobo, you would be better off with a clean install.
due to the change, there are drivers for chipsets. processors etc that will need to be changed.
You may get away with a fix install, where you install over the top of the hardrive in question, but you will still need to reinstall the software that is already on there.
Far better to do a clean install, less trouble in the long run.
if your worried about the data for your game saves etc, you can copy the save data to another location and put it back after reinstallation has completed.
due to the change, there are drivers for chipsets. processors etc that will need to be changed.
You may get away with a fix install, where you install over the top of the hardrive in question, but you will still need to reinstall the software that is already on there.
Far better to do a clean install, less trouble in the long run.
if your worried about the data for your game saves etc, you can copy the save data to another location and put it back after reinstallation has completed.