Corsair WARTHOG Mid Tower Case Brings Military Styling Back to PC Building

Corsair WARTHOG Mid Tower Case Brings Military Styling Back to PC Building

Corsair has officially revealed the WARTHOG mid tower PC case, reviving the rugged military style of its legendary C70 chassis. Built around the FRAME 4000D platform and named after the A 10 attack aircraft, the steel enclosure features integrated carrying handles and tactical physical controls. The case starts at $179.99 in black or olive green, with a 3 fan bundle available for $199.99.

The new enclosure serves as a direct spiritual successor to the ammo box styling that made the 2012 Vengeance C70 a favorite among PC builders. Heavy steel plates form the outer shell, anchored by structural handles attached directly to the main frame for safe transport. Airflow enters through a distinctive 3D Y pattern ventilation grille on the front panel.

Corsair also added practical aviation details across the front interface. The power button uses a fighter jet style toggle switch with a protective metal guard. Next to it, the fast 20Gbps USB C port comes with a bright protective tag styled after aircraft safety ribbons. The front panel also houses 2 USB A 5Gbps ports and 1 combo 3.5mm audio jack for daily connectivity.

Corsair WARTHOG Mid Tower Case Brings Military Styling Back to PC Building

Behind the steel panels, the interior layout adapts to current component standards. The tray supports reverse connection motherboards, keeping wire clutter completely hidden behind the tray. Corsair installed its RapidRoute 2.0 system to organize thick power cords and maintain clean airflow paths through the core chamber.

Cooling hardware attaches to an adjustable InfiniRail mounting system along the top and front panels. This mechanism lets builders slide fans into customized positions rather than locking them into fixed screw holes. An integrated graphics card support bracket is also built into the chassis to eliminate GPU sag on large modern cards.

Small practical upgrades appear on the rear of the case as well. Corsair integrated dedicated lighting around the rear motherboard ports, making it easy to plug in display cables and peripherals in a dark room without needing a flashlight.

Buyers can choose between a stealth black coat or a military olive green finish. The standard edition retails for $179.99 without fans, allowing builders to supply their own cooling hardware. A premium $199.99 package adds 2 massive RS200 intake fans in the front and 1 RS120 exhaust fan in the rear for immediate airflow straight out of the box.

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