Your CPU dictates what kind of cooler you'll want to use. For the Intel 13th gen Core series of CPUs, such as the Core i5 13600K, the Core i7 13700K, and the Core i9 13900K (and it's variants), you will need to pick a cooler that can handle the heat produced by your CPU so you can use it to its full potential.
In this article we will look at AIO coolers (All-In-One), and which one will fit you best.
To find the cooler which is compatible with your CPU socket, we have made a tool that will ensure you don't run into problems once your shiny new AIO cooler arrives.
To use the tool you'll be asked what CPU you have, but also what case and graphics card. This is so we can check compatibility for you, and so that you do not end up in a situation where your new AIO cooler will not fit into your case because your graphics card is too long.
As seen in the image above, in some cases you can easily fit a 360mm AIO cooler in the front, but should you use a graphics card that is longer than the one shown above, the AIO cooler would need to either be placed in the top, or you would need a larger case.
