Thermaltake Showcases CAPO X Dual-System Chassis at Gamescom 2026

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, is showcasing the CAPO X Dual-System Chassis as one of the highlight products at Gamescom 2026. Designed to support two fully independent Micro-ATX systems inside a single enclosure, CAPO X delivers a flexible platform for gaming, streaming, AI computing, and multitasking while introducing a new concept for shared PC setups.

Two Systems, One Setup

CAPO X enables two independent systems to run simultaneously within one chassis, allowing users to separate workloads for greater flexibility and efficiency. One system can be dedicated to gaming, content creation, or daily work, while the second system handles AI processing, streaming, background tasks, or a different operating system.

As localized AI PCs continue to evolve, CAPO X provides a practical platform for dedicated AI workloads. The physically separated dual-system architecture allows a secondary system to run AI applications or AI agents independently without affecting the performance of the primary system.

CAPO X also introduces a new approach to shared setups. At Gamescom, Thermaltake is highlighting a “His & Hers” dual-system build, demonstrating how couples, friends, or roommates can maintain two personalized and fully independent systems while sharing a single chassis and desk space.\

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