Corsair’s Warthog Airflow Chassis Takes Flight With High-Velocity Cooling

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That's right folks; this is an actual launch of an actual PC hardware component! A little odd to get as excited as I am over a new case, but this is where we're at in the market right now. Corsair's new Warthog case is an absolutely fantastic-looking new PC chassis in black or olive drab, and if you agree, you can skip my chatter and go down to the bottom to pre-order one for $179, or $199 with three pre-installed fans.

The Warthog looks like a throwback, and that's because it's an obvious and direct reference to the classic Halo series of shooter games and its iconic all-terrain vehicleof the same name. The front panel is clearly styled after the angular design of the UNSC M12 Force Application Vehicle, and the whole thing has a bit of a military aesthetic. Corsair says that it produced the Warthog in response...

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