No, that is a MAJOR overclock. Only the very best air or liquid coolers are going to be even remotely capable of doing that and neither of the coolers would be in a conversation about the "best" ones out there overall. Everybody thinks they can OC every CPU to 5Ghz. Truth is, they can't, and not just because it's nearly impossible to keep the CPU cool, but the voltage required makes a significant impact on the motherboard VRMs and chipset as well.
If you want a 5Ghz OC on ANY modern processor, from Haswell to Coffee lake, you need a top shelf motherboard with LOTS of power phases, high end CPU cooling, a great case with MANY fan locations, like, at least two front 140mm intakes, two top 140mm exhausts and a rear 120/140mm exhaust, else you'll be very unlikely to provide enough cool ambient air through the case to keep the motherboard and CPU cooler supplied with a good amount of cool air to avoid throttling or overheating.
You can't just take a hundred dollar board, thirty dollar case, thirty dollar cooler and most importantly, an average power supply, and plop a 5Ghz OC on it. Plus, it will have a far shorter lifespan with that kind of configuration, because voltage and thermal fatigue will absolutely wear it down faster than with something like 4.7Ghz or lower configured. My CPU can easily do 5Ghz, stable, with the case, motherboard and cooling setup I have, but I'd never leave it there because no matter what else you do, that amount of voltage is going to take it's toll on the CPU and motherboard.
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