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Yes of course, everything from the old Motherboard should have been Uninstalled by you during such a hardware upgrade.
I'm betting the OEM brand for whatever reason put that on their as part of their pre-installed drivers/software. Kind of odd to see that these days. That was simply meant as a driver helper of sorts for AMD Dual/Quad Core CPUs running an OS like WinXP, since it wasn't good as far as AMD CPUs when it came to that, but had no issues handling Intel multi-core CPUs. Overall I think that had something to do with Chipset, Drivers and things MS never included in XP, which was why such AMD software was needed.
It's almost 5 years old now. And thanks for this thread, I have a clue now.