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CORSAIR WARTHOG AIO Compatibility

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So you've got your eye on a CORSAIR WARTHOG (or its beefed-up sibling, the WARTHOG RS) and you're wondering what size AIO can fit. The good news is that most of the usual suspects fit fine in the top, side, and front of the WARTHOG.

Which Size AIO fits Where?

The WARTHOG gives you three possible mounting locations, and all three top out at 360mm:

  • Front: 360mm, 280mm, or 240mm
  • Top: 360mm, 280mm, or 240mm
  • Side: 360mm, 280mm, or 240mm

FRONT

TOP

SIDE

Thanks to its InfiniRail Fan Mounting System, which lets you slide the rail to place fans up to 200mm in the front and up to 140mm in the roof, you can fit multiple size AIOs with ease.

Which CORSAIR AIOs Fit the WARTHOG?

Since the WARTHOG supports 360mm radiators in three different spots, basically our entire current AIO lineup is fair game (except 420mm), including both the iCUE LINK TITAN II (and previous gen) and the NAUTILUS II families. Both come in 240mm and 360mm variants with tubing long enough (450mm on the 360mm models) to comfortably reach the front, top, or side mounting points without turning your build into a game of Tetris.

If you want the full iCUE LINK experience (single-cable connectivity, per-fan RGB, even an optional LCD)? Both the iCUE LINK Hxx models and TITAN / TITAN II series with 360mm rads are right at home in the front, top, or side radiator slot. Models with 240mm and 280mm radiators are best mounted on top.

iCUE LINK Hxx Series

iCUE LINK TITAN RX Series

iCUE LINK TITAN II RX Series

On the other hand, if you just want strong, quiet cooling without the extra ecosystem? NAUTILUS II RS (available in 240mm or 360mm) fits the same three locations for models that have 360mm radiators and top mount for 240mm radiator spec, and runs straight off your motherboard's PWM header. Oh and by the way, LCD options are available as well, for an added flare to your build.

NAUTILUS II RS LCD

NAUTILUS II RS ARGB

NAUTILUS II RS

What About Non-CORSAIR AIOs?

Non-CORSAIR AIOs work too, provided they're a standard 240mm, 280mm, or 360mm radiator with tubing long enough to reach your chosen mounting spot. As always, double-check that your specific radiator-and-fan combo physically clears neighboring components (GPU, PSU shroud, RAM) before you commit to a mounting location.

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