My advice then would be to use the parts you purchased and build yourself another rig with standardized parts and use the R10 for lighter gaming.
I have an R10 and bought an EVGA 3090 with a new 1000w power supply, both from EVGA. THE 3090 didn't fit into my computer case. So someone suggested to me that I buy a new case. I now have the case in my possession and today while watching a Youtube Vid on case swapping these things, the Youtuber "Gamer Heaven" said that I will brick the motherboard if I take it out and place it into a new case. He also has another video where he case swaps an R11 and doesn't seem to run into that complication.  I have two questions: 1) Will I void any sort of warranties or the premium support I pay for by doing the case swap? 2) Will I brick my computer by doing the case swap like Gamer Heaven said? Here is the link to his video where he says this: [URL]
Aurora R10, motherboard, case swap, warranty