Incredible PC case that packs AMD + Radeon and Intel + GeForce into a single unit gets first review — Thermaltake CAPO X hides the PSU in plain view but remains a build for expert PC DIYers
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Dual-system cases that can keep thermals in check under stress are a niche today, but they preview how prosumers will expect dense, multi-workload local rigs to behave. If you're building for creators or small studios, assume demand for compact, high-heat, multi-GPU configurations and design around airflow, serviceability, and power delivery, not just aesthetics.
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