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Go to SolutionIt should work (as long as certain common-sense conditions are met).
If you get a model that is normal height (no taller than its hold-down screws) you will not have to modify the power-supply bracket.
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- Click "Mark as Accepted Answer" on any post that answers your question best.A similar question was asked by two users recently. the RTX 3000 series cards are compatible with older A51 R2 by user benchmark reports. There is good reason to believe they will also work in R5.
and here is proof too: https://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Alienware-Area-51-R5/67859
my bad. I misunderstood your system as Area 51. It is Aurora. Very few users installed RTX3000 series card in Aurora R5. https://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Alienware-Aurora-R5/24303
Aurora R5 max video card dimensions Height: 4.376" , Length: 10.5" https://www.dell.com/community/Alienware-General-Read-Only/GPU-upgrades-for-Aurora-R5/td-p/5541768each type of 30x0 card requires different psu. For instance 3080 is 750W, 3070 is 650W.
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Aurora R5, RTX = 20 results for you to read through to see what other users on this board have asked and answered.
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