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Thermaltake Showcases CAPO X, Stage 450 TG Cases, and DockPower PSUs at Gamescom 2026

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Thermaltake Showcases CAPO X, Stage 450 TG Cases, and DockPower PSUs at Gamescom 2026
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Thermaltake displayed multiple new products at Gamescom 2026: the CAPO X dual-system tower, Stage 450 TG ARGB case, and expanded DockPower PSU lineup (750W-1200W). Since the article covers multiple hardware categories (cases, PSUs, cooling), the category is left empty per guidelines for cross-category roundups.

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Thermaltake showcased CAPO X dual-system case, Stage 450 TG case, and DockPower PSU series at Gamescom 2026.
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