Can you remove your motherboard with graphics card...

MichaelEpicBeast · Sep 2, 2014

Hello,
So i plan on selling half of my computer components
Memory, graphics card, processor and motherboard.

Can i just remove the motherboard while everything is still
attached to it.

JamesHeller · Sep 2, 2014

YEP just make sure your new components are compatible with the older one
yes that would not be a problem

Bluemoon_9 · Sep 2, 2014

Yes, you can. Remove all the power connectors, front i/o connectors, SATA and the back plate. You should be able to lift your mobo, cpu, gpu, RAM and cooler.

badboyrog2 · Sep 2, 2014

if its a pc yes...but if its manufacturer like dell,hp ....etc maybe not

MichaelEpicBeast · Sep 2, 2014

So i can remove my motherboard without removinh the cooler cpu gpu and memory

badboyrog2 · Sep 2, 2014

do you have a pc or manufacturer built one?

Bluemoon_9 · Sep 2, 2014

Yes. You can. I myself install the CPU and RAM on the board before I install the mobo in the case. I hope we are talking about a custom PC

MichaelEpicBeast · Sep 2, 2014

Bluemoon_9 :

MichaelEpicBeast · Sep 2, 2014

Yes we are

Bluemoon_9 · Sep 2, 2014

Then we are good

Just remove all connections and unscrew the mobo screws. Then you will be able to remove the mobo and everything that sits on it.

MichaelEpicBeast · Sep 2, 2014

And i won't damage anything?

badboyrog2 · Sep 2, 2014

http://www.upgradenrepair.com/Installremovecomputerparts/motherboardremoval.htm

Bluemoon_9 · Sep 2, 2014

No. Just be gentle with it and be a bit careful with static electricity. Remove the backplate and ALL connections (SATA/front panel/PSU connections etc.)

MichaelEpicBeast · Sep 2, 2014

JamesHeller :

To be specific i am removing M5A78L-M lx3
r7 260x 2gb
Amd fx 4130
8gb Crucial ddr3 1600mhz

And adding
Asrock H81
R9 290 tri-x sapphire
Intel i7 4770 non k
700w Zalman Lx
8gb crucial 1600mhz because in my country it is the cheapest 8gb ram

Bluemoon_9 · Sep 2, 2014

Go ahead. I hope you have a good PSU to power that system.

Y0GI · Sep 2, 2014

The GPU will normally screwed to the case at the backplate. You may as well remove the GPU before the mobo, if you will be separating them eventually.

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