NO
both were indipendent
The only true way is to replace the CPU with a working CPU and see if it works. But, if all of your other hardware devices are working then you can bet it is not your motherboard. Another words if you are getting power to your motherboard and all your devices are working, but you are having problems with your CPU then you can bet it's the CPU.
A CPU is a small square chip that is secured to the motherboard.
The chipset controls communications and interactions between the CPU and other components on the motherboard.
yes motherboard is a part of CPU
Motherboard
Your motherboard may need to be changed when your CPU is upgraded.
On an AT motherboard, the CPU will be placed in front of the expansion slots
If the fan is spinning then the problematic parts are either the CPU or Motherboard. One way to test is to put the CPU on a good motherboard, and put a good CPU on the trouble PC's motherboard. This will eliminate the part you need to fix your PC. Then replace the broken part with a new one.
No, they are very different. The motherboard is the board (usually green) to which all of the other components are attached. The harddrive (usually listed as C:, or local disk C, where all of the data is stored.
bios & cpu
The CPU, or Processor is found in the CPU socket on a motherboard.
Sure can....have done so...you may find the Wifi card from one motherboard or graphics chip doesn't plug into the other so make sure you get the graphics chip with the motherboard. The answer is a qualified yes. The 5100 motherboard does fit in the 1100 case and will mount with the same holes. However, you must also replace the power supply, graphics card, CPU, CPU fan and a couple of other parts. So, after having done all this you might as well have started with a new computer.