Corsair opens pre orders for new WARTHOG PC cases, featuring two models and two colors each
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Corsair has opened pre-orders for its new WARTHOG Series mid-tower PC cases, months after showing them off at Computex 2026. The company says pre-orders will begin shipping within the next four weeks, while the case is also available through select retailers and as part of complete builds from some system integrators. Buyers can choose between the standard WARTHOG and WARTHOG RS, with both offered in Black and Olive Drab finishes.
The WARTHOG is essentially Corsair’s modern take on the Vengeance C70 from 2012, a case that developed a strong following thanks to its rugged, military-inspired design. Instead of simply bringing the old chassis back, Corsair has built the WARTHOG around its newer FRAME 4000D platform and updated it for modern hardware. That includes a spacious interior, solid steel panels, integrated carry handles attached directly to the frame, and support for reverse-connector motherboards to help keep cables out of sight.
Corsair’s latest mid-tower PC cases are available from $179.99
Cooling is a major focus of the WARTHOG. The case uses perforated 3D-Y panels at the front and top to improve airflow, while Corsair’s InfiniRail mounting system gives builders more freedom over fan placement. There’s room for up to 13 120mm fans or seven 140mm fans, while three different locations can accommodate a 360mm radiator.
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The case also supports graphics cards measuring up to 400mm and includes a built-in anti-sag stabilization arm to support larger GPUs. Cable management is handled through Corsair’s RapidRoute 2.0 pegboard motherboard tray, while there’s also a dedicated location behind the motherboard tray for mounting an iCUE LINK System Hub.
Corsair has leaned heavily into the military styling as well. Fighter jet-inspired switches sit on the front panel with protective metal guards around the power, reset, and lighting controls. There’s even a “REMOVE BEFORE BUILD” tag covering the USB-C port.
Connectivity includes a USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C port capable of up to 20Gbps, two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, and a combined headphone and microphone jack. Corsair has also added rear I/O illumination, making motherboard ports easier to see when connecting cables in darker spaces.
Is there any difference between the two?
The main difference between the two versions is the included cooling. The regular WARTHOG ships without any fans, making it better suited to builders who already have their preferred cooling setup or want to choose every fan themselves.
The WARTHOG RS, meanwhile, comes with two large RS200 intake fans and an RS120 rear exhaust fan installed out of the box. The RS200 fans use Magnetic Dome Bearings and AirGuide technology, with motherboard connectivity for fan control. Builders can still expand the setup with up to nine additional 120mm fans or five 140mm fans. That said, the standard WARTHOG case is priced at $179.99, while the RS version costs $199.99.Â
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