Wrong screws in the MOBO and SSD

[orofinocarmelo07]

Hello everyone and sorry for the trouble.

Yesterday I assembled a PC for the first time and accidentally I used the wrong screws with which to fix the motherboard to the CASE. I would like to point out that the PC is now switched on and everything works perfectly and that the screws are screwed without any force. Yesterday realizing the error I tried to pull them out but I did not want to force too much for fear of damaging the Motherboard, so I decided to leave them and continue to mount the PC also because the motherboard was well fixed. Shortly after I realized that the screws were missing to mount the SSD because I had used all for the motherboard so I opted to insert those that were intended to fix the MOBO that are a few millimeters larger and realizing this I decided not to screw them completely for fear of breaking the SSD media. My question is in the long run the wrong screws can somehow affect the performance of the PC? And above all, the SSD can disengage or create problems with slightly larger screws? For the HDD I did not need to fix screws because there were already some fixing supports on the sides. Thank you for your help and excuse me if my English is not perfect.

 

[RememberThe5th]

There is nothinf wrong with screws since ssd is not mechanical soo no vibration. Motherboard where you screw it has little pads which grounds the case.
I used different screws on 4 pcs but they fit.
The only issze if the motherboard is not completley fixed it can get bent.