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Which contact frame should I use for better CPU temps?

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so i am building my first real gaming computer and i just saw a video that says my cpu might bend?? its an intel i7 13700k and apparently the latch thing on the motherboard is bad or something i dont know but now im really scared im gonna break a $400 chip. my friend said i need a contact frame to keep it flat and stop the overheating but when i look them up there are different brands and i have no idea what the difference is. i see one from thermalright that is like 10 bucks and then another one from thermal grizzly that costs way more like 40 or 50 dollars i think.

is the expensive one actually better for someone like me who has never done this before? i dont want to mess up the pins on the board because i heard thats a nightmare to fix. i need to order this tonight so it gets here by friday when my parts arrive.

  • something easy to install so i dont break anything
  • under 30 dollars if possible because i spent all my money on the gpu
  • actually helps with the heat because i live in a tiny apartment in florida and it gets so hot in here
  • works with an msi pro motherboard

is the cheap thermalright one safe or is it gonna ruin my warranty or something? i keep reading conflicting stuff and my head is spinning... i just want to make sure my pc doesnt melt when i try to play games this weekend. what do you guys think i should get?


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Honestly, dont overthink it. I was in the same boat and went with the Thermalright LGA1700-BCF Intel 12th/13th/14th Generation Anti-Bending Frame and im really satisfied with how it works. No complaints at all.

  • Super easy install
  • Way cheaper than the Grizzly one
  • Keeps my i7 nice and cool Just tighten the screws in a cross pattern and youll be fine. Its totally safe.


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