Corsair Warthog case review: A rugged, military-themed chassis with plenty of airflow
The military-inspired Warthog mid-tower borrows from Corsair’s Vengeance C70 and takes the military aesthetic up a couple of notches. Is the rugged look worth it?
Fractal's North line inspired Corsair to create the Warthog case, which blends Scandinavian design with advanced cooling potential. This rugged, military-themed chassis, resembling a fuel canister, features FSC-certified wood accents and offers excellent airflow. Key improvements include the InfiniRail Fan Mounting System, pegboard motherboard tray, support for large video cards, and multiple mounting locations for radiators and fans.
The fighter jet-style front IO includes USB ports, a fast USB 3.2 Gen2x2 Type-C port, and an integrated light on the back of the case. Priced at $179 for the RS model and $199 for the standard model, the Warthog RS comes with pre-installed fans. This mid-tower case boasts an olive drab color (also available in black) and sturdy, built-in steel handles.
The Warthog's unique features and design make it an attractive option for those seeking a military-inspired PC chassis.
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