Ask Corporation has announced CORSAIR's new mid-tower PC case series, "WARTHOG RS" and "WARTHOG," along with the high-output power supply unit series, "RM1200e 2nd Gen." The products are scheduled for release on November 5th, with prices expected to start from around ¥30,780 for the "WARTHOG" series and around ¥33,980 for the "RM1200e 2nd Gen" series.
The "WARTHOG" series PC cases feature a robust steel frame with an integrated handle and a rugged, military-inspired design. In addition to the top handle, they also include rear lighting that illuminates the motherboard's I/O panel, combining striking aesthetics with practical functionality. Available in two colors, Black and Olive Drab, the series offers the "WARTHOG RS" with pre-installed fans and the "WARTHOG" without fans.
Regarding cooling, a significant feature is the adoption of the "InfiniRail system," which allows for flexible fan placement. Fan positions can be adjusted simply by sliding the rails, supporting up to 13 case fans. Furthermore, a Y-pattern panel structure ensures efficient airflow. The "WARTHOG RS" series comes equipped with two daisy-chainable 200mm fans at the front, making it an ideal configuration for users prioritizing cooling performance.
Meanwhile, the "RM1200e 2nd Gen" series is a high-efficiency power supply unit that has obtained Cybenetics ETA PLATINUM and Lambda A certifications. It complies with Intel ATX 3.1 and supports PCI Express 5.1, coming standard with a 12V-2x6 connector capable of supplying up to 600W. Additionally, it features "PinProtect," which monitors current per pin in real-time, designed to safeguard graphics cards from unexpected power fluctuations. Available in Black and White, both models offer a rated output of 1200W.
Prices are expected to be around ¥33,980 for the "WARTHOG RS Black" and "WARTHOG RS Olive Drab," around ¥30,780 for the "WARTHOG Black" and "WARTHOG Olive Drab," and around ¥33,980 for the "RM1200e (2nd Gen) Black" and "RM1200e (2nd Gen) White." This launch is highly noteworthy for PC builders looking to acquire a durable case and a next-generation GPU-compatible power supply simultaneously.
