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Screw Driver to work with Laptops & mini-ITX Mother Boards

PRATAP
By PRATAP
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Dear Experts,

i was working mini-ITX Mother Boards & Laptops since 5 years..

i never got rite tool kit to work with above..

 

Can anyone suggest Screw Driver Tool Kit that helps to work with Laptops & mini-ITX/ STX mother boardsimage98.png12PCS-Professional-Precision-Torx-Philips-Screwdriver-Tools-Flat-Hex-Cross-font-b-Screw-b-font-Driver.jpg99-200-004-S01.jpg

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the IFixIt biggest kit thing is good i hear, iv been using a bits kit for all my computer building for some time now and that been good, so look for something like that with sevral different driver bits and one or two screwdrivers. the kit i have can just be gotten in store and isnt the highest quality eiter but ut works good for me 

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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Hi, thanks for the reply

i started googling IFixit but not sure whether i opend the rite link..

can you please give me the link

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