My mobo just crapped out on me so, I have to buy a new one. Am I correct in assuming that the Windows 10 pro activation key that I used with the old mobo will not work with the new mobo?
Better to get exactly same model board, if possible.H310 designates the chipset correct?
So, if the old mobo was an AsRock H310 and I buy an ASUS H310 mobo I should be okay?Get same model motherboard for replacement (at minimum it has to be same chipset motherboard). Then you might be able skip re-installation of windows.
It still may require re-installation for some of drivers - chipset, graphics,lan,audio.
Use instructions listed here, how to reactivate windows after hardware change.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...e-change-2c0e962a-f04c-145b-6ead-fb3fc72b6665
H310 designates the chipset correct?So, if the old mobo was an AsRock H310 and I buy an ASUS H310 mobo I should be okay?
Better to get exactly same model board, if possible.H310 designates the chipset correct?
Okay thanks. NEWEGG here I come!Better to get exactly same model board, if possible.
Asus board may have different lan and audio chips.
But yes, H310 - is chipset name.