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So I have a motherboard that only has screws for 2260 size m2 ssd, but there is room for a 2280 one.
There exists adapters to make shorter ssd's (like 2260 sized ones) fit in 2280 sized screw holes (pic related), but does anyone know of one that does the opposite to make it fit my motherboard?
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A drill
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>>59937617
OP here
I was thinking of just glueing it to the motherboard with double sided thermal pads and hope for the best, but wanted to make sure if here want a better solution.
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>>59937617
Surely the back screw hole of the m.2 ssd is a ground hence the ssd may not be grounded if you don't screw it in?
You could always make a basic copper cable, connect said points with said cable and then use your thermal pads method.
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>>59937617
Stupid questions thread
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>>59937767
nope
I mean it could definitely be grounded on some but it by no means is it a requirement
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>>59937617
Aren't there pcie alot adapters for m.2?
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