Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A pack of one hundred M3 by six millimetre stainless-steel Phillips screws for securing computer panels and components
This pack contains one hundred M3 by six millimetre stainless steel screws with a Phillips cross drive. They are intended for securing panels and components inside a computer chassis or similar small assemblies. The parts are supplied new and ready for immediate use.
Only fasteners with an M3 thread and a six millimetre shank will fit the mounting holes these screws are designed for. Builders who need a different diameter, a longer or shorter shank, or a non-Phillips head should look elsewhere.
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The pack contains 100 stainless steel M3x6mm Phillips cross screws for computer host panel mounting and repair tasks.
They use a Phillips cross drive, so a standard Phillips screwdriver will fit the head for installation or removal.
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