As many new (and experienced..) computer/device diy/modders/builders can (..often..) manage to (easily) strip fasteners and/or their mount points, I suggest including a fixed torque screwdriver(s). A universal/standardized torque req for all mount points would also be a pretty neat (marketable) 'innovation' for a DIY computer. If not feasible, maybe standardize to 2 or 3 torque values and include those drivers.
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As many new (and experienced..) computer/device diy/modders/builders can (..often..) manage to (easily) strip fasteners and/or their mount points, I suggest including a fixed torque screwdriver(s). A universal/standardized torque req for all mount points would also be a pretty neat (marketable) 'innovation' for a DIY computer. If not feasible, maybe standardize to 2 or 3 torque values and include those drivers.