Happen to know the size of the spring screws for GFX 2 GTX280 Unisink?

[SaiNRuB]

I bought one off ebay and the seller didnt include the spring screws our instructions.

Dont suppose someone could scan the instructions that came with their GFX 2 GTX280 Uni-sink?


Also could you please tell me what size are those spring screws please?

I cant tell you what a runaround ive been getting. Neither the ebay seller our D-TEK have replied to my numerous inquiries.


If anybody could help me with the size of those spring screws ill just hit up mcmaster-carr hopefully and get some.

[101]

I believe everything is 2.5mm, but I seem to recall only using the screws I took off the card except to mount the block.

[Gir92]

I can take a picture of the screws that came with my G92 unisink if that will help. Let me know.

[SaiNRuB]

I believe everything is 2.5mm, but I seem to recall only using the screws I took off the card except to mount the block.

Yes thats exactly what i needed to know, thank you very much for replying.
So in total i only need 4 to mount the block, everything else used the stock screws? It looks if i only need 4 spring screws i could just buy the GT200 Adapter plate cause they included 4 spring screws and they seem to be the right length and include the springs.

http://www.petrastechshop.com/dgfx2nv200se.html


I can take a picture of the screws that came with my G92 unisink if that will help. Let me know.


I really appreciate that Gir92, thank you. But i would really love if somebody could scan the instructions that came with the UNI-Sink for reference. I dont know why D-TEK doesnt upload a copy on their website.



Thanks everybody that replied, it means alot to me.

[Gir92]

I don't have a scanner, but here you go. Hope this helps. Again, this is G92 unisink instructions, I don't know if they're the same for the GTX 2 series.

They are in order of top left to top right, bottom left to bottom right, and then the bottom picture. I have also included the pictures of the screws that came with the unisink to install it onto the card.

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g271/gnrfan229/1001.jpg

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g271/gnrfan229/1002.jpg

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g271/gnrfan229/1003.jpg

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g271/gnrfan229/1004.jpg

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g271/gnrfan229/1005.jpg



http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g271/gnrfan229/DSCN0272.jpg

http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g271/gnrfan229/DSCN0274.jpg

To answer your question, I would just order that adapter plate, those look like the exact same screws that came with mine.

[SaiNRuB]

To answer your question, I would just order that adapter plate, those look like the exact same screws that came with mine.



Thank you so much man, i cant believe how helpful you were. I really appreciate all the images especially of the screw itself. Thats the first good look at one ive seen and now I know waht to look for.

[dnottis]

I believe those screws are the same as the stock cooler used.

[Gir92]

Thank you so much man, i cant believe how helpful you were. I really appreciate all the images especially of the screw itself. Thats the first good look at one ive seen and now I know waht to look for.

No problemo, that's what I'm here for :)


I believe those screws are the same as the stock cooler used.

Yep, they were the same as what came stock on my G92 GTS.

[SaiNRuB]

I was able to obtain a PDF of the instructions from D-TEK.

Here it is --> Uni-Sink_260-280_Install_Guide_2.doc.pdf (http://home.mchsi.com/~sainrub/Uni-Sink_260-280_Install_Guide_2.doc.pdf)


I was able to install my uni-sink just like you guys said with the stock hardware. I now have to obtain the GT200 adapter plate for the extra spring screws and ill be all set.



Thanks again for all your help my friends!!

[anzial]

I have a similar question - do you need GT200 adapter for GFX2+GTX280 unisink to mount it on a gtx280?

[Gir92]

I have a similar question - do you need GT200 adapter for GFX2+GTX280 unisink to mount it on a gtx280?

No. The GTX 280 Unisink actually serves as the adapter plate + unisink.

So you're good to go. :up:

[anzial]

Thanks for the info, Gir92 :D