Cooling Reviews

Jiushark’s JF13K Diamond offers a unique form factor like no other cooler we’ve seen before.

True to its name, the performance of the Amazon Basics CPU Cooler is basic. But it’s also one of the quietest coolers we’ve tested.

If you need a 240mm cooler that doesn’t suffer from bursty fan behavior, Corsair’s iCUE H100i Elite Capellix XT is what you’re looking for.

The iCUE H170i Elite LCD XT impresses with the strongest cooling performance we’ve seen yet. But with a 420mm radiator and a pretty IPS display, it’s also very expensive.

Iceberg Thermal’s IceSleet G6 Stealth is a good cooler with a lot to like, including an unheard-of 10-year warranty, plus a rated fan lifespan rated at 17.5 years.

The P360 is a 360mm AIO with a budget price tag of only $125, making it a great value if you're willing to put up with a bit of noise.

Fractal’s S36 impresses with strong performance and quiet operation, but it’s more expensive than competing coolers.

Handling loads of up to 277W, the AG620 has a deep cooling capacity when paired with hot CPUs like Intel’s i9-13900K.

Arctic’s Liquid Freezer II 360 ARGB keeps CPU thermals under control, providing top-end, quiet performance.

Cooling up to roughly 285W loads, SilverStone’s VIDA 240 Slim shows that even an SFF cooler can provide impressive cooling for Raptor Lake.