Corsair tends to show up at Computex with a loaded hand, and this year is no exception. At the company’s Computex 2026 booth, the most talked-about piece is something nostalgic: the WARTHOG mid-tower case, a clear spiritual successor to the Corsair Vengeance C70 that a certain generation of builders remembers fondly. The WARTHOG keeps the rugged, steel-construction identity of the C70 and updates it thoroughly for 2026: InfiniRail tool-free fan mounting, support for 360mm radiators, native reverse-connector motherboard (BTF/STEALTH/Project ZERO) compatibility, a RapidRoute 2.0 cable routing tray, and a GPU anti-sag arm included in the box. It is clearly aimed at builders who want function-forward aesthetics without going full chassis-as-a-statement. Good to see it back in some form.
The more technically ambitious piece is the iCUE LINK TITAN II ULTRA 360 LX LCD AIO. Corsair has been iterating on the TITAN II platform for a while, and the ULTRA variant is the flagship: a dual-layer cross-flow radiator paired with a FlowDrive Gen 2 pump, a redesigned cold plate, and a new TM100 phase-change thermal interface material for improved contact efficiency. The headline feature is the 5-inch 720×1280 IPS LCD, which connects over DisplayPort and functions as an actual auxiliary Windows monitor, not just a status widget. LX360 Unified Frame fans simplify the installation process by bundling three fans in a single frame. A quieter RX-series variant without the display is also part of the lineup for builders who do not want to spend the premium.
On the power supply side, Corsair is bringing back the AX1600i in a new form: the AX1600i SHIFT drops GaN switching technology into the 1,600W Titanium platform for improved efficiency and reduced thermal output versus conventional topologies. The HXi SHIFT Crystal is a companion product using the same GaN architecture at lower wattage. Corsair is also expanding the FRAME 5000D series with a WOOD RS variant featuring a solid wood front panel, and introducing the compact 2800X RS-ARGB microATX case with a wraparound tempered glass design and support for reverse-connector boards.
Pricing and availability specifics are not finalized across the full lineup, though Corsair says products will roll out through its retail network and the Corsair webstore over the course of 2026. The WARTHOG and TITAN II ULTRA are the pieces that will draw the most attention from builders, and both look like contenders rather than show-floor concepts.