Putting Alienware x51 parts in a new case

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I currently have an Alienware x51 r2. I would like to put all the old parts into a new case, and put in a new graphics card and a new psu. Will this work? Also, it would be awesome if someone could link me some instructions on how to do this because I am fairly new to pic building. Thanks
 
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Digging abit into it do i disagree,it seems to use a standard mini itx motherboard and as such should you be able to transfer it to another case when you buy a new psu to power it.

It seems to be this motherboard,
http://g01.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1x5ZAHVXXXXbyXXXXq6xXFXXXa/HOT-For-DELL-font-b-Alienware-b-font-font-b-X51-b-font-intel-H61-font.jpg
it uses a normal 24pin connector.There's probably an adapter inside to relay the power from the brick to the board.Look at the motherboard yourself,if this one are you fine.
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Digging abit into it do i disagree,it seems to use a standard mini itx motherboard and as such should you be able to transfer it to another case when you buy a new psu to power it.

It seems to be this motherboard,
http://g01.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1x5ZAHVXXXXbyXXXXq6xXFXXXa/HOT-For-DELL-font-b-Alienware-b-font-font-b-X51-b-font-intel-H61-font.jpg
it uses a normal 24pin connector.There's probably an adapter inside to relay the power from the brick to the board.Look at the motherboard yourself,if this one are you fine.
 
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