Screws For Gpu. if your thread is smaller then your option is to search for smaller imperial screws or smaller metric screws. just use the screws that came with the old card, or any spare screws that came with your mobo. when swithing graphics cards' plates in order to transform them in high profile or low profile graphics cards, sometimes those screws are lost. Any standard screw will work. try the screws on an empty slot, if they work here, try them on the part where there is the gpu (without the gpu if. apart for the cosmetic preference, torx screws are a lot less likely to slip and round off than pozi which are better than philips. why do you need screws? Those fall on the case to provide and i doubt you'll ever need spares. If your case has space for a gpu or other pcie cards it usually also have blanking plates you. screws aren't included with your gpu.
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just use the screws that came with the old card, or any spare screws that came with your mobo. apart for the cosmetic preference, torx screws are a lot less likely to slip and round off than pozi which are better than philips. If your case has space for a gpu or other pcie cards it usually also have blanking plates you. when swithing graphics cards' plates in order to transform them in high profile or low profile graphics cards, sometimes those screws are lost. screws aren't included with your gpu. Those fall on the case to provide and i doubt you'll ever need spares. why do you need screws? try the screws on an empty slot, if they work here, try them on the part where there is the gpu (without the gpu if. Any standard screw will work. if your thread is smaller then your option is to search for smaller imperial screws or smaller metric screws.
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Screws For Gpu when swithing graphics cards' plates in order to transform them in high profile or low profile graphics cards, sometimes those screws are lost. If your case has space for a gpu or other pcie cards it usually also have blanking plates you. when swithing graphics cards' plates in order to transform them in high profile or low profile graphics cards, sometimes those screws are lost. just use the screws that came with the old card, or any spare screws that came with your mobo. why do you need screws? try the screws on an empty slot, if they work here, try them on the part where there is the gpu (without the gpu if. apart for the cosmetic preference, torx screws are a lot less likely to slip and round off than pozi which are better than philips. Those fall on the case to provide and i doubt you'll ever need spares. screws aren't included with your gpu. if your thread is smaller then your option is to search for smaller imperial screws or smaller metric screws. Any standard screw will work.
