Aurora R10, isn't compatible with any version of AWCC?

Vanadiel is correct!

The new PC sales page used to call it = Alienware Aurora Ryzen Edition. Then in specifications called out Aurora R10.

The current Dell Outlet sales page calls it = Alienware Aurora R10

The current Desktops- Alienware- Aurora drivers page calls it = Alienware Aurora Ryzen Edition R10

The current specific drivers page calls it = Alienware Aurora Ryzen Edition​ R10

Ok but is it not weird that it shows literally every other specific version of Ryzen except for R10. I might have bought a dumb first gaming PC, but I am far from stupid lol

i would suggest avoiding AWCC alltogether because its useless bloatware, just install it once, set your case lights the way you like it and then uninstall AWCC. The lighting scheme will stay even after AWCC is uninstalled and there is no other use for AWCC really because its neither usefull to tune your ryzen nor to control the fans...

Will do! what software/app would you suggest for overclocking?

For CPU overclocking (and undervolting/optimizing) im using Ryzen Clock Tuner (use with care and read manual carefully) wich i am happy with but maybe there are other, newer tools around for ryzen tuning.
(I suspect that the alienware bios has hard limitation to the voltage controls wich would be curbing the tuning potential of the CPU)

For the GPU i am using MSI Afterburner (but only for a very moderate oc wich i am only applying tempurarily while i am playing the most demanding videogames)

For fan control i am using Open Hardware Monitor for Alienware Aurora wich Vanadiel pointed me to
Get it here, its great:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/openhardwaremonitor/

As for Light FX i dont know if there are good alternatives i tried T-Trolls tools from github but i coudnt make it work correctly, so i am still using AWCC for light FX, i setup the lights as i please and then uninstall AWCC 

I am wondering if SignalRGB would work for the lights on an R10?