Corsair has unveiled the Warthog PC case at Computex 2026, positioning it as a rugged successor to the C70 Vengeance. The new chassis features a distinct sci-fi and military aesthetic with an olive-green finish and a thick steel exterior designed for durability.
Corsair introduces a rugged new chassis featuring thick steel construction and fighter jet styled controls for enhanced durability.
The Warthog design emphasizes robust thermal management alongside reinforced steel construction. It incorporates a built-in GPU anti-sag bracket to support heavy graphics cards, ensuring stability under load while maintaining a clean internal layout.
Specifications
- GPU anti-sag bracket: Built-in
- Radiator support: Multiple 360mm radiators
- Fan support: Up to 13 x 120mm fans
- Intake fans: Two massive 200mm RS200 fans
The case supports multiple 360mm radiators and up to 13 x 120mm fans for advanced cooling configurations. The chassis supports multiple 360mm radiators for liquid cooling loops and accommodates up to 13 x 120mm fans across various mounting positions. The flexible mounting options accommodate diverse cooling setups tailored to various system requirements.
Secondary features include a front I/O panel styled after fighter jet controls, complete with dedicated power and reset buttons. A unique 'Light' switch on the panel activates rear USB illumination, adding functional visibility in low-light environments without compromising the case's industrial design language.
Pricing and release information have not been announced at this time. Additional details are anticipated during Computex 2026, with potential availability updates following the event.
Source: TweakTown
