Corsair opens pre-sale of WARTHOG cases with its steel chassis, support for 13 fans and three 360 mm radiators
Corsair has opened the pre-order period for its new series of WARTHOG cases. The first shipments to buyers, according to the brand, will begin in approximately four weeks. The brand thus makes official the commercial launch of a platform that we were able to see during the last Computex 2026.
After taking a look at the technical sheet that we saw in June, we confirm that the WARTHOG series announced today ratifies all the specifications presented at the fair, recovering the military aesthetics of the Vengeance C70 model launched in 2012.
The exterior design dispenses with panoramic panels in favor of a rigid structure made of steel with carrying handles anchored directly to the frame. Among its most striking points we have to point out the front switches inspired by military aviation commandersprotected by metal bars to avoid accidental pressing. Our eyes have also gone to the button that activates a courtesy light on the rear ports of the motherboard.
Technical data sheet of the Corsair WARTHOG
| Corsair WARTHOG | Corsair WARTHOG RS | |
|---|---|---|
| Format and base chassis | ATX mid-tower (based on FRAME 4000D platform) | |
| Exterior materials | Solid steel frame and panels with integrated handles | |
| Available colors | Black and olive green | |
| Fans included as standard | No fans included | 2 x RS200 (200 mm) front + 1 x RS120 (120 mm) rear |
| Maximum ventilation capacity | Up to 13 x 120 mm or up to 7 x 140 mm | |
| Support for liquid radiators | Up to 3 simultaneous 360 mm radiators | |
| Maximum length for graphics card | Up to 400 mm (includes anti-sag stabilizer arm) | |
| Motherboard Compatibility | Standard ATX and boards with rear connectors (reverse-connector) | |
| Cable and ecosystem management | RapidRoute 2.0 tray and magnetic holder for iCUE LINK hub | |
| Front ports and switches | 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C (20 Gb/s), 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 3.5 mm audio and rear I/O switch | |
| Availability | Already in pre-sale. Will arrive within four weeks | |
| Price | 194.90 euros | 229.90 euros |
Cooling with up to thirteen fans and support for rear connectors
A key point of these boxes is that the interior is based on the FRAME 4000D chassis. Thus, this model optimizes the thermal flow through a three-dimensional perforated grille on the front and the top panel. On the other hand, it has the InfiniRail rail system, which greatly facilitates the installation of 120 or 140 millimeter fans, supporting up to thirteen 120 millimeter units or seven 140 millimeter units distributed throughout the cabin.
As if all this were not enough, the tower can house up to three 360-millimeter radiators simultaneously, guaranteeing enough space for customized liquid cooling systems without interfering with the rest of the components.
Another thing that interests you is that the chassis is compatible with motherboards with connectors on the back to hide the wiring in the main compartment. The board tray also integrates the RapidRoute 2.0 perforated panel and a magnetic recess designed to house iCUE LINK ecosystem hubs. At the same time, The cabin supports graphics cards of up to 400 millimeters and incorporates as standard an adjustable stabilizer arm against camber. On the front panel there are two USB-A sockets and a 20 Gbps USB-C connector protected by a textile tape.
Differences between the two versions
In reality, the range is sold in two finishes, black and olive green. In addition, they are divided into two very different variants according to the equipment they bring as standard to the market. On the one hand, the standard WARTHOG model dispenses with factory fans so that the user can add the cooling scheme they prefer.
On the contrary, the version WARTHOG RS It is equipped with two 200 millimeter front fans with magnetic bearings along with an RS120 rear extractor. With this, the user ensures good ventilation of the interior and, probably, forgets about having to buy additional material.
