Options for replacement card mother Studio XPS 9100

I love my Studio XPS 9100. I have a lot of its components updated to try to keep up to date, but he is past his Prime and needs to be modernized. Are there replacement motherboards will be that adapts well in the case of Studio XPS 9100? If so, any suggestions for a nice high-end replacement? Thank you! Kent

No there is no replacement.  This is a non-standard façade as well as several other control cables.

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