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3 minutes ago, Kyzer said:

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That looks to be a 6-32 screw for installing motherboards and such, you will want to look for the M3 screws which are usually the really tiny ones. 

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4 minutes ago, W-L said:

That looks to be a 6-32 screw for installing motherboards and such, you will want to look for the M3 screws which are usually the really tiny ones. 

I wasn't aware SSDs used m3 screws, 8 thought it was based on region? I know that in Europe m3 is the standard for mounting motherboards and things that are usually 6-32 in the United States. 

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5 minutes ago, W-L said:

That looks to be a 6-32 screw for installing motherboards and such, you will want to look for the M3 screws which are usually the really tiny ones. 

Sure?

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8 minutes ago, Kyzer said:

Sure?

You can try threading it in slowly but if it's not M3 it will bind up since 6-32 is a coarse thread

 

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