ENERMAX Introduces REVOLUTION D.F. X ATX 3.0 Power Supply Series

[GFreeman]

ENERMAX, an industry-leading force dedicated to designing extreme performance computer power supplies and cooling solutions, launches its latest Intel ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0 ready power supply series -the REVOLUTION D.F. X, from 850 W to 1600 W, featuring one native 600 W 12VHPWR cable, an extra 600 W 12VHPWR adapter cable for multiple GPUs usage, ARGB side panel and ENERMAX's patented Dust-free Rotation technology for self-cleaning function to make sure your systems run stable and stylish for years.

The REVOLUTION D.F. X power supply series is 80 Plus Gold certified and compliant with Intel ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0 standards in a compact 140 mm chassis in depth. To meet the demands of ultra-efficiency computing performance, REVOLUTION D.F. X is characterized by industrial-grade 100% Japanese capacitors, advanced LLC and Synchronous Rectifier (SR) design to deliver outstanding performance and unparalleled flexibility for PC enthusiasts and professionals.



The ENERMAX's patented Dust-free Rotation technology enables the fan inside to blow away dust upon powering on, keeps the power supply remains clean, prevents any future disruption and ensures a stable power delivery for years.

Moreover, the fan is designed with ENERMAX semi-fanless technology, it allows the fan to be completely off until the load exceeds 20% to create 0 dB(A) environment and ensures a quiet operation during minimum load. The fan is designed with a 6-pole, 3-phase motor and pressure blades to deliver extremely high air pressure and high airflow while maintaining outstanding quietness.

The REVOLUTION D.F. X series also comes with an ARGB side panel with built-in 14 RGB lighting modes. It allows gamers to light up their REVOLUTION D.F. X without additional software installation required. The RGB control button next to the power switch allows customers to turn it off at night with one push. Customers can also sync the lighting effects of REVOLUTION D.F. X via the supported motherboard's software.

The REVOLUTION D.F. X 850 W, 1050 W and 1200 W are now available from ENERMAX's worldwide authorized retailers and distributors; the 1350 W and 1600 W will be released in late Q3 this year. ENERMAX offers up to 10 years warranty for the REVOLUTION D.F. X series; the warranty term may be different by region.

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[ExcuseMeWtf]

Very nice coating.

 

[P4-630]

Bed Liner coating?

 

[ymdhis]

Now comes with extra photoshop filters on the fan curve graph. Revolutionary!

 

[Aleksandar_038]

After so many mistakes and wrong steps, I do not know how Enermax is even alive any more. And they used to be best of the best...

 

[Double-Click]

Bed Liner coating?

Don't forget the truck nuts; they can make tiny pairs to hang from PCI-E connectors.
Swap lighting to red, white, and blue and bam, it's the Enermax 'Murican Revolution.

 

[eidairaman1]

Reviews please

 

[Freaksh0w]

Don't forget the truck nuts; they can make tiny pairs to hang from PCI-E connectors.
Swap lighting to red, white, and blue and bam, it's the Enermax 'Murican Revolution.

I'll take two, please!

 

[ZoneDymo]

After so many mistakes and wrong steps, I do not know how Enermax is even alive any more. And they used to be best of the best...

This, nowadays it has the same value to me as Thermaltake

 

[Dave65]

After so many mistakes and wrong steps, I do not know how Enermax is even alive any more. And they used to be best of the best...

When they updated their AIOs after the clogging issues, been using one for three years, just took it apart to check it was clean with no residue at all.

 

[Aleksandar_038]

When they updated their AIOs after the clogging issues, been using one for three years, just took it apart to check it was clean with no residue at all.

I am told that their AIOs are great. Before clogging issue, they were rising star, after clogging issue - they are nowhere to be found, extremely limited availability. But apparently still with exceptional performance. However, regaining user trust is a harthe sameb.

It is same with power supa decade- more than decade ago, Enermax was sitting on the top. But they made some terrible mistakes with market positioning (plenty of great high-wattage PSU, but almost none in 400 - 600W range, which was and is most popular and important). Market share gone, resources gone, company former shadow of itself. I do not remember exactly why majority of engineers / R&D team left them at once, but it was also some prime example of mismanagement...