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Good deal. If you need help with the final build and migration just post here.
I was looking at carnageX comment, what is I/O shield and what if i can't remove it?Lift the motherboard out and remove the old rear I/O shield (if possible) and put it in the new case.
Don't worry about that as the I/O shield isn't really necessary and I have a feeling it's built into your current case.
Well for the new PC you won't need to worry about the old PC built in graphics/dedicated situation.
The FP connections (front panel or power, reset, ect) all can be plugged into the motherboard and there is a guide on the board itself as well as the manual. Consult the manual where these go as it's very easy.
Don't worry about the USB3 connector as your old board doesn't have it.
Plug the same type of cables found from your old PSU and use the same types from the new PSU to plug into your components.