Can I move my A10-7800 to a new motherboard?

[Druidsmark]

Hello, I bought a Asus M32BF A10-7800 three months a go which was built using cheap in house non commercial parts by Asus. At the time of purchase this was the best I could buy for $500 + taxes on sale to replace my dead laptop. Since then I have slowly been replacing the parts with good quality ones, last to go is the motherboard.

How do I determine if Asus will allow me to remove A10-7800 apu from the motherboard?

I want to move every thing over to this new ASRock Motherboard Micro ATX DDR3 2400 NA A88M-G/3.1.

 

[vrumor]

There is most likely no reason to move it to another motherboard. If there is no issue with it operating, throwing more money at an EOL product is not wise at this point.

 

[Druidsmark]

There are numerous good reasons for replacing my motherboard with a much better one. Since I installed good liquid cooling in here to fix the over heating problems, that were the result of the stock cpu fan not being powerful enough to keep my computer cool I have discovered this a decent mid range gaming computer. The computer is capable of playing directX 9 and opengl games on high to ultra high settings at 720p no problem most games as long as Nvidia physyx are not used. It does not start to choke till I try to run directx 10 and 11 games which may be the result of only have 1 gigibyte of shared ram available. The new motherboard will make 2 gigibytes of shared ram available for graphics plus allow me to install a discrete sound card and a better graphics card.

 

[USAFRet]

There are numerous good reasons for replacing my motherboard with a much better one. Since I installed good liquid cooling in here to fix the over heating problems, that were the result of the stock cpu fan not being powerful enough to keep my computer cool I have discovered this a decent mid range gaming computer. The computer is capable of playing directX 9 and opengl games on high to ultra high settings at 720p no problem most games as long as Nvidia physyx are not used. It does not start to choke till I try to run directx 10 and 11 games which may be the result of only have 1 gigibyte of shared ram available. The new motherboard will make 2 gigibytes of shared ram available for graphics plus allow me to install a discrete sound card and a better graphics card.

Nothing in there speaks to a different motherboard being any better than the current one.
And we do not know what the current one is.

Add a dedicated GPU? Sure.
That alleviates the shared RAM issue
Sound card? Why?

 

[vrumor]

Alrighty, its your money.