Everything hardware wise is movable into another build, I have done this myself. I would not move the PSU over as it has somewhat OEM wiring. The license for Windows is OEM and embedded in the BIOS and not transferable.
Hello, Moving over parts from an Aurora Ryzen Edition R10 to a new case after motherboard got bricked due to automatic BIOS update I have a situation where I'm likely dealing with a bricked motherboard due to a failed automatic BIOS update. This seems to be a problem other customers have dealt with also. I found multiple threads about this problem for this particular model. Unfortunately the PC is just out of warranty (lapsed in March 2022). We've already tried the following: I have suggested to the owner of the PC the possibility of moving the parts to a new case with an off-the-shelf motherboard, power supply, and cooler in case Dell won't provide support under warranty, if replacing the motherboard by Dell takes too long or costs would get to high for a repair by Dell. Are any of the parts in the Alienware Aurora Ryzen edition somehow vendor locked? Can the CPU, GPU, memory kit and SSD be removed an reused in a new build? I think I saw a Corsair memory kit inside based on the heat spreaders, the CPU is a 5600X and an unknown GeForce RTX video card (it's not my PC and don't have it on hand).  Will the Windows license be transferable or will this require the purchase of a new license also? Thank you for the help.
Aurora R10, parts into retail case