TL;DR: Grab the Thermalright LGA1700-BCF Gray for an Intel build. It is cheap, easy to install, and solves the bending problem for about 10 dollars. Dont stress too much about the warping videos. While it is a real thing with the Intel LGA 1700 socket, the standard latch usually works okay, but these contact frames are basically cheap insurance. I used that Thermalright one on my last build and it dropped my temps by roughly 4-5 degrees because the cooler sat flatter on the chip. It is way better for your budget than the expensive Thermal Grizzly Intel Contact Frame which does the same thing for triple the price. If you end up going with AMD, you dont actually need one since those chips dont bend, but the Thermalright AM5 Secure Frame Black is decent if you want to keep thermal paste from getting into the gaps on the CPU heat spreader. Stick to the budget options and put that extra money toward your GPU.