Question DeepCool LS520 240mm AIO vs Corsair H150i Elite Capellix 360mm AIO for i7-13700k

[Gamer31]

Hey everybody. I recently bought a DeepCool LS520 240mm AIO for about $90 to cool an i7-13700k. I decided to go for a different case than I originally planned that can fit a 360mm radiator at the top of the case so I have been looking into 360mm radiators with the possiblity of returning the DeepCool. The Corsair H150i Elite Capellix looks like a good one, especially since I can get it here before Christmas, but it costs about $190 dollars.
I'm new to overclocking and cooling in general and am unsure if the extra $100 is worth it. What kind of performance benefits could I get from the Corsair AIO vs the DeepCool AIO? I would like the CPU to work well and be able to run modern games and programs for the next 6 or 7 years. Would better cooling make the CPU last longer as well as allow the CPU to perform well for the next 6 or 7 years? What are the the performance benefits of overclocking? Does overclocking the CPU void any warrenties?
Thanks!

 

[Lutfij]

Originally, I'd have asked that you look into the 360mm AIO. You're going to need the extra surface area/heat dissipation if you're going to be overclocking the processor.

 

[Phaaze88]

The benefits are all core workloads. That's it.

What are the the performance benefits of overclocking?

You missed out on that like a few generations back, when all applications benefited. Coffee Lake was the last gen that worked like that, I think.
Now it's sacrificial: lose performance in some apps and gain in others.