Corsair Launches WARTHOG PC Case for Chinese Market
Corsair has begun pre-sales for its new WARTHOG PC case in China. Marketed as 'Roadblock,' the chassis features a rugged, military-inspired design and is priced at 1,599 yuan.
Corsair, a manufacturer of PC components, has initiated pre-sales for its new WARTHOG PC case in the Chinese market. The chassis, referred to as 'Roadblock' locally, sports a rugged design influenced by military vehicles and is available for 1,599 yuan.
The WARTHOG chassis is built on the company's FRAME 4000D platform, serving as a spiritual successor to the Vengeance C70 'ammunition box' case from 2012. Constructed from steel, it incorporates an integrated carrying handle for enhanced portability.
Key design elements include a 3D Y-shaped front mesh for airflow, support for rear-accessed motherboard connections via the RapidRoute 2.0 system, and an internal GPU support bracket. The chassis also features the InfiniRail system for fan mounting.
Further features include integrated lighting on the rear I/O panel. The front I/O panel is equipped with a fighter jet-style metal cover for its USB-C 20Gbps port, accompanied by two USB-A 5Gbps ports and a 3.5mm combo audio jack.