Thermaltake released the CAPO X, a full-tower chassis designed to house two independent microATX systems. This design allows users to build two separate computers within a single enclosure. Buyers who need dual workstations or gaming rigs can save desk space by using this case. The unit is now available to purchase in Taiwan.
Dual microATX systems fit in single full tower enclosure
The case is divided into two distinct chambers. Each chamber supports a microATX motherboard. This configuration lets users build two complete systems side by side. The design ensures that each system operates independently without sharing components.
Specifications
- Form Factor: Full Tower
- Motherboard Support: Dual microATX
- Expansion Slots: 5 per section
- GPU Clearance: 420 mm
- CPU Cooler Clearance: 180 mm
Each section features five expansion slots. The case supports graphics cards up to 420 mm long. Users can install CPU coolers up to 180 mm tall. Each section also has its own power supply compartment. This setup allows both systems to run without sharing a power supply.
The chassis is available in black and white color options. Each section includes separate front I/O panels. This feature lets users access ports for both systems easily. The design prioritizes physical separation between the two builds.
The CAPO X is available in Taiwan for NT$5,990 TWD (around $186). The listed price of around $186 positions the chassis as an accessible option for customers in the initial market. The design serves a specialized audience seeking to house two independent microATX systems within a single full-tower enclosure.
Source: Thermaltake, NotebookCheck
