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I am using a 240 AIO on a 13700k. It handles it fine. It does get very close to the throttle point during all core bench marks but it in all real world usage it has been fine.
what frequency and power limits?
Same here. 240 on a 13700k. It’s a Corsair H100i, BUT I switched out the fans for phanteks. It used to throttle a bit with the stock Corsair fans if I ran full load for 10 mins, but with the phanteks, it’s free to run full load for as long as I like haha