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An SSD out of an AMD system will work just fine in an Intel system. There is no need to offload the data and the like.
You may want to do a clean install of Windows. Your data will still be safe if you do this.
If I were you, I would just swap the mobo and CPU, plug everything in, and test the system. I would only do the Windows reinstall if you see issues.
You probably can get away with just hooking everything up and booting but I usually prefer to back up the data and do a clean install of windows every time I change the board.
A file backup and fresh install is almost certainty the better way to go to avoid gremlins (odd errors that you cant pin down or easily fix) but in the end it depends on what you feel you can or want to do.
I've literally plugged in boot SSD drives and used them on the varying platforms without issue.