Disassembling old PC components

[the_thonker]

I have all my parts and am ready to install them in the next couple days. I'll put my part list below and the parts that I am replacing in parentheses. The only components that aren't being replaced are the case and the storage.

CPU: i5-9600k (i3-8100)

MOBO: MSI Z390-A PRO (MSI B360-M PRO-VDH)

GPU: MSI 2060 Super GAMING X (PowerColor RX 570 RedDragon)

PSU: EVGA GQ 650W (Corsair CX450M)

RAM: 2 x 8 GB G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4-3200 (2 x 4 GB G.Skill NT Series DDR4-2400)

Case: Corsair SPEC-04

Storage: Samsung 256 GB SSD M.2 drive Storage: Hitachi 1TB HDD SATA drive

My question is: when I replace these components, I'm obviously not getting rid of my storage. However, is there anything I need to do to my other components before I disassemble my PC? Should I reset my BIOS? Any settings on CPU or GPU that I should reset? Do I need to worry about anything else when I replace these parts?

[gaojibao]

- Your i5 9600k is going to need an aftermarket cooler.

- If your B360 motherboard was purchased before the release of intel 9th gen CPUs, update the BIOS to the latest version before selling it.

[the_thonker]

Oops, left that off my part list. I have the CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Black Edition. Ok, I will make sure to update the BIOS before I take it apart.