M2 screw for Maximux X, how it's called?

[xsoft]

Hi Guys,

during my SSD-Nvme installation, i've lost one screw.

I tried to search in on Ebay, without any luck.

can somebody help me find it? ebay would be great

here how's it looks

 

[LTC8K6]

A local hardware store will almost certainly be able to match that screw.

I believe this is the screw:
https://www.moddiy.com/products/M2.0-x-3mm-Black-Screws-(CM2X3%2d3.3).html

 

[xsoft]

No, they are not these..
the one's I have are narrower.

 

[Mr Evil]

Hard to tell without seeing them from the side, but they look like phillips (or cross) pan head screws, like these: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/machine-screws/4899264/

 

[LTC8K6]

No, they are not these..
the one's I have are narrower.

Hardware store will likely have a device that will match the screw size and thread. All of the stores near me have it. Metric too.

 

[paperfist]

How about these?

https://click.intel.com/m-2-screw.html

 

[xsoft]

so i've back with photos, and as you'll see it is none of the options you suggested.

 

[Mr Evil]

It's a 6mm M2 countersunk machine screw.

 

[xsoft]

i found in ebay these results , can you confirm?

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_od...nkw=M2+countersunk+machine+screw+6mm&_sacat=0


*it is also cleary seen in the picture it is 7mm

 

[Mr Evil]

They look right.

7mm is an unusual size. I expect that it's nominally 6mm, and longer than that due to manufacturing tolerances. When you screw it in, does it go in by >>1mm? If not, you might actually need a 7mm one.

 

[xsoft]

no, they actually a perfect fit when i close one.

so frustrating those irregular screws. it actually SCREWS me over.