Saturday, August 29th 2026 Thermaltake Showcases CAPO X, Stage 450 TG Cases, and DockPower PSUs at Gamescom 2026 Thermaltake had a packed booth at Gamescom 2026, alongside its sim racing gear we discovered the company extended lineup covering cases, PSUs, cooling, and peripherals. The CAPO X dual-system tower was one of the eye-catching products on display. First shown at Computex earlier this year, it fits two microATX motherboards in a conventional tower orientation with equal component clearance for both systems, including matched GPU length and CPU cooler height limits. A large pillarless curved-edge tempered glass panel spans the full side. Also on show was the Stage 450 TG ARGB, a newer case measuring 533 x 239 x 479 mm that supports ITX, microATX, and ATX motherboards with GPU clearance up to 450 mm and CPU coolers up to 175 mm. It has a dedicated front display area for collectibles, side-mounted fans, and an optional 1480 x 720 display panel that mounts on the PSU shroud. The DockPower PSU series, also introduced at Computex, got a fuller lineup reveal at Gamescom. The concept is a detachable connections panel: pull it out tool-free, connect all your cables, and slot it back in for easy access regardless of case orientation. At Computex only the 1000 W 80 Plus Gold model was shown, here at Gamescom, Thermaltake added 750 W, 850 W, and 1200 W variants in both black and white.Rounding out the booth was the Retro 260 TG micro tower, first announced in April and shown alongside the broader Retro series at CES 2026. That lineup includes the Retro 260 TG and 360 TG cases, retro LCD screens, the Ultra ARGB Sync AIO in 240 mm and 360 mm with a 3.6-inch retro-style TFT display, the RetroCraft keyboard, RetroSwift mouse, and the SWAFAN