Corsair Launches Warthog PC Case with Military-Inspired Design and High Airflow

Corsair Introduces Warthog Chassis

Corsair has unveiled its new Warthog PC case, a mid-tower chassis with a military-inspired aesthetic. The design draws parallels to a fuel canister, evolving from the company's 2012 Vengeance C70 case, which had an ammunition container appearance. The Warthog aims to offer a more functional design for current PC hardware.

Design and Airflow Focus

The Warthog maintains a rugged exterior, borrowing some features from its predecessor while introducing significant updates. Corsair focused on providing ample expansion options and excellent airflow throughout the chassis. This includes support for up to three 360mm radiators and 13 120mm fans.

Key Features and Modern Compatibility

New features in the Warthog include the InfiniRail Fan Mounting System for flexible fan placement and a pegboard motherboard tray for custom cable management. The case accommodates large video cards with a built-in GPU support bracket. Its front I/O panel features bump guards, USB ports, a fast USB 3.2 Gen2x2 (20 Gbps) Type-C port, and an integrated light for the rear I/O area.

Considerations for Buyers

While the Warthog offers a distinctive military theme and rugged construction, its higher price point and below-average noise-normalized cooling performance for the GPU are noted. Additionally, it does not allow simultaneous mounting of radiators in both the front and side positions.