I just completed a few AMD Threadripper-based builds at work and was pleasantly surprised to see that each CPU actually shipped with its own torque-screwdriver tuned to the specific torque needed to install the chip.

Torque screwdriver. You can get digital motor-driven ones, and ones that work like torque wrenches, with a clutch that releases once you exceed the torque setting. Torque screwdrivers have a limited range of supported torques, and computer heatsink fasteners generally need fairly low torque, so be sure to get one that goes low enough.

I have a Klein Torque screwdriver. Holy cow have they become expensive in the decade since I bought it.

Torque wrenches let you set a max torque and will spin freely+ no longer tighten after they reach it