Corsair’s Warthog is the PC case for Halo fans

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Corsair has introduced the Warthog mid-tower PC case, designed with a military surplus aesthetic and exceptional airflow capabilities. The case can support up to thirteen 120mm fans and features a unique design inspired by the Halo franchise. Additionally, Corsair unveiled the HX1000i Shift Crystal power supply, a transparent unit with RGB lighting and advanced features, although pricing and availability have yet to be announced.

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▪The Warthog mid-tower PC case features a military surplus aesthetic and supports up to thirteen 120mm fans.
▪Corsair also revealed the HX1000i Shift Crystal power supply, which is fully transparent and includes an RGB fan.
▪Both products were showcased at Computex, targeting PC enthusiasts, but no pricing or availability details have been provided.

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News Corsair’s Warthog is the PC case for Halo fans It looks like something the Imperial Guard would lug around while getting devoured by Tyranids. Corsair also shows off a see-through power supply, if you want to build the total opposite to the Warthog. By Michael Crider Staff Writer, PCWorld Jun 3, 2026 7:33 am PDT Image: Corsair Summary created by Smart Answers AIIn summary:PCWorld reports that Corsair unveiled the Warthog mid-tower PC case featuring a military surplus aesthetic and exceptional airflow supporting up to thirteen 120mm fans.The announcement includes the HX1000i Shift Crystal PSU, a transparent 1000-watt power supply with RGB fan and ATX 3.1 certification with PinProtect+ cable protection.Both products were revealed at Computex targeting PC enthusiasts, though Corsair has…

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