Corsair WARTHOG Case Launches: Steel Mid-Tower for $180

Corsair launches the WARTHOG mid- tower case, featuring a steel chassis, military styling, and InfiniRail cooling. Prices start at $180.

CORSAIR WARTHOG
CORSAIR WARTHOG

Corsair has released the WARTHOG mid-tower case, a design that directly appeals to builders seeking a rugged, military-inspired aesthetic for their PC builds. This release marks a return to a specific visual language for the brand, serving as a spiritual successor to the 2012 Vengeance C70 model. Buyers who prefer a durable, steel chassis over standard aluminum or acrylic panels will find this option relevant to their current hardware projects.

Steel chassis and military styling define the new Corsair WARTHOG mid-tower case

The chassis structure relies on the established FRAME 4000D platform, which Corsair has adapted with a distinct military theme inspired by the A-10 Warthog aircraft. The unit features a solid steel body that provides structural rigidity, distinguishing it from lighter competitors in the same price bracket. Corsair offers this model in two specific colorways: Black and Olive Green, allowing users to match their build to a tactical or stealth theme.

Specifications

  • Form Factor: Mid-Tower
  • Base Platform: FRAME 4000D
  • Material: Steel
  • Front Panel: 3D Y-shaped cutout
  • Motherboard Support: Back-insert motherboard, RapidRoute 2.0 tray

Technical installation benefits from a back-insert motherboard design paired with the RapidRoute 2.0 tray, which simplifies cable management behind the panels. The front and top sections utilize the InfiniRail fan installation system, which streamlines the mounting of cooling components. Corsair includes three fans in the bundled version: two RS200 units and one RS120 unit, ensuring immediate airflow coverage upon assembly.

Front panel access includes a fighter-jet style metal pillar switch for power control, accompanied by a USB-C port supporting 20Gbps speeds. The I/O cluster also provides two USB-A 5Gbps ports and a 3.5mm combo audio jack for peripheral connectivity. An integrated GPU bracket supports heavy graphics cards, while the rear I/O panel features integrated lighting to enhance the visual presentation of the system.

Pricing for the WARTHOG case starts at 179.99 USD (around $180) for the version without included fans. The bundle that includes the three RS fans costs 199.99 USD (around $200). We've been tracking WARTHOG closely — see our earlier coverage on Corsair Warthog RS Pre-Order Now Open.

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