Thermaltake Introduces Versatile CAPO X Dual System Case for Powerful Two PC Setups

Thermaltake has officially launched the new CAPO X, a unique full tower PC case designed to run two completely separate systems inside a single chassis. First shown during Computex, the CAPO X is aimed at users who need the power and flexibility of two PCs while saving desk space.

The CAPO X features two independent motherboard chambers, with each section supporting microATX motherboards. The case is also compatible with rear-connector motherboard designs such as ASUS BTF, MSI Project Zero, and Gigabyte Project Stealth, helping users create cleaner-looking builds with better cable management.

Both compartments offer plenty of room for high-end hardware. Users can install graphics cards up to 420 mm long, CPU air coolers up to 180 mm tall, and ATX power supplies up to 250 mm in length. Each chamber also supports a 360 mm radiator, allowing both systems to have their own dedicated cooling setup.

Storage is handled separately as well. Dedicated 2.5-inch drive mounts are available in each compartment, allowing both systems to operate independently with their own operating systems, applications, and data.

Thermaltake has also equipped the CAPO X with separate front I/O panels for each system. The upper system gets its own controls near the top-left area of the case, while the lower system has a dedicated panel positioned near the front-bottom section. Each panel includes one USB Type-C 10 Gbps port, two USB Type-A 5 Gbps ports, audio connections, and power and reset buttons.

Built from 1 mm SPCC steel, the CAPO X measures 691 x 305 x 448 mm. A large 4 mm curved tempered glass side panel covers both system compartments, giving users a clear view of their hardware.

While the case targets a specific audience, it opens up several interesting possibilities. Users can build a gaming PC alongside a dedicated streaming machine, pair a workstation with an AI system, or simply run two computers in one enclosure to reduce clutter.