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That question is really vague.  Can you be a little more specific?

OP has posted a lot of nonsensical questions the last 24 hours.

your question is very vague but I will try to give you an answer anyway.
Liquid cooling, in addition to being more powerful, is also more efficient, but you only start to appreciate the difference when you push the gpu temperature with the OC (very likely if you are a miner, unlikely if you are a gamer)

Personally I have been using AIO and the EVGA CLC 280 and CLC 360. I personally like the fact that AIO keep the system cleaner looking. Back when I started to use them over a decade ago weight of the air coolers was something I started to worry about since they were massive pieces of copper that attached to the socket and I worried about something breaking free. Now that coolers mount behind the motherboard it's not really an issue but still it's far easier to change out RAM if needed with an AIO then a air cooler.
 
As for performance for overclocking between an AIO and air it's pretty much the same limits but the AIO with a big radiator will probably result in less noise.