Once you’ve settled on a list of criteria, you can consider whether you want RGB or not or have other components from the same manufacturer (so you don’t have to install yet another control app). Do you overclock? Are low noise levels a priority, or is cooling ability your main concern? You’ll want to look at the fan specifications and noise ratings. A 120mm cooler is a no-no with some CPUs. Can it house larger radiators? You’ll also want to choose a cooler that can handle the TDP of your processor. Perhaps the most important consideration of all is choosing one that will fit your case.

There's a lot to consider the radiator size and case compatibility, the cooling capacity, value for money, noise levels, reliability, and looks are important too. Which one you go for will depend on your particular needs. We know our readers have different wants and needs, so we’ve picked various options to suit all budgets and use cases. What follows is a list of our favorite AIO coolers, all of which have been tested by us.

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