YES as Socket AM3+ like this one.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113374By the way.... you will want to probably go with liquid cooling when using an 8-core FX CPU that is 125 watt TDP. The heatsink that my AMD FX-8350 125 watt Black Edition came with runs full tilt to try to keep the cpu cool. And its noisy because its running at 100% fan speed. A friend has liquid cooling for his and he can keep his temps in the 40-50C range. My stock cooler that came with the CPU runs upwards of 60-72C. Lots of complaints about the stock heatsinks being barely adequate to cool these properly.
I also have a AMD FX-8300 3.3Ghz 8-core which is a 95 watt CPU and that one runs way cooler on its stock heatsink and quieter because it doesnt need to run the fan at 100% when all 8 cores are actively crunching.
Lastly when upgrading CPU's you have to pay attention to what Bios Version supports what CPU's. The good thing here is that its supported for all CPU's on the list from the initial BIOS release so you shouldnt run into any problems where a bios flash is needed, so dont worry about flashing the BIOS unless there is a bug fix that is needed. If you installed a CPU into a board that would support it with a specific version or newer version of BIOS but running the older version you can run into problems where the system wont boot or if it does boot it gives a microcode error and detects the CPU as the wrong CPU. This generally means that your installing the original CPU back to the board, then flash it to newer BIOS version and then swap to better CPU all over again to pair the CPU with the proper BIOS microcode support.
