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Good cooling keeps your processor at a healthy temperature, so it holds its full speed without your PC roaring. At COZO you'll find two kinds of CPU cooling: air coolers with a heatsink and fan, and AIO liquid coolers with a pump and radiator. Both are available for AMD AM4 and AM5 and Intel LGA1700 and LGA1851. Pick a type below or filter by socket on the left.
| Air cooling | AIO liquid cooling | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Usually cheaper | Usually more expensive |
| Performance | Plenty for most processors | Strong with power-hungry CPUs and long loads |
| Space | Cooler height and RAM clearance matter | The radiator must fit the case |
| Maintenance | Almost none, just dust | Sealed loop, nothing to top up |
| Looks | Large block around the socket | Clear view of the motherboard, often with RGB |
Start with your processor. An efficient 6-core is easy to keep cool with a decent air cooler. A powerful 8- to 24-core that works hard for long stretches, such as when rendering, benefits from a large dual-fan tower or a 280 or 360 mm liquid cooler.
Then check the space: the cooler height or radiator size must suit your case. Those measurements are in the filters, for coolers and cases alike.
AM5 uses the same mounting holes as AM4, and LGA1851 the same as LGA1700. Many coolers therefore fit several platforms, but always check the list of supported sockets on the product page. Most coolers come with thermal paste in the box or pre-applied.
The best CPU cooler only works well if the case gets fresh air. Have at least one fan pulling air in and one pushing it out; extra case fans are a cheap way to lower temperatures. Unsure? The PC Builder only shows coolers that fit your processor and your case.
Not always. A good air cooler cools most processors as well as a small AIO. Liquid cooling has an edge with power-hungry processors and frees up space and view around the motherboard.
Look at your processor's power draw (TDP) and what the cooler can handle. An efficient 6-core is fine with a simple tower cooler; a powerful processor calls for a large dual tower or a 280 or 360 mm AIO.
Usually yes, because AM5 uses the same mounting holes. Still, check the cooler's list of supported sockets.
