Enermax at the 2026 Computex showed off its latest cooling, casing, and power supply innovations. The most interesting exhibit is its PFA (pump-free AIO) liquid CPU cooler. This closed-loop liquid CPU cooler uses Daikin's DAISAVE SF-49, a coolant that vaporizes at 49°C, and uses vapor pressure to circulate itself within the loop, all the way from the block to the radiator, where it's condensed, and returned to the block. A PFA with 360 mm radiator is capable of handling thermal loads of up to 900 W TDP, Enermax claims.

Enermax also demonstrated Daikin's DAISAVE SF-49 in a sealed, liquid-immersion case called Cirrus Mk II. The non-conductive liquid is seen bubbling into vapor since the components are hotter than 49°C. The vapors then make their way to a heatsink that transfers heat to air via ventilation. The condensate then makes its way back down. Sticking with cooling products, Enermax unveiled its PF-II series 120 mm fan. This 28 mm-thick fan offers industrial-grade performance, and is recommended for radiator applications. It uses a liquid-crystal polymer impeller, a 6-pole motor, and hydro dynamic bearings. The frames of these fans are made of an aluminium alloy.

ENERMAX showcased several new power supply units at the Computex 2024 show, all including ATX 3.1 standard with a 600 W 12V-2x6 cable and capable of handling up to 235% power excursion. The new PSUs will come in 80 Plus Titanium, Platinum, and Gold certifications, and various power outputs, reaching an impressive 2,400 W. Of course, ENERMAX was keen to outline the collaboration with overclocker, Splave, with the new REVOLUTION D.F. X PRO Splave edition power supply that comes with 5VSB Discharging Function.

The stars of the show are definitely the new MaxTytan Digital 1650 W 80 Plus Titanium and the new Platimax 2400 W 80 Plus Platinum PSUs. The MaxTytan Digital 1650 W 80 Plus Titanium features ATX 3.1 standard and uses a semi-fanless design, which means it does not spin up the fan under 60 percent load. It also comes with a built-in wattage display on the rear side, and a fully modular design. According to ENERMAX, the MaxTytan Digital delivers 1650 W at 80 Plus Titanium efficiency and can reach up to 2000 W at 80 Plus Gold efficiency (230 V only). In addition, the new Platimax 2400 W 80 Plus Platinum PSU delivers 2,400 W of continuous power, and does so with maintaining standard 18 cm depth, allowing to fit into mid-tower cases. It also has a fully modular design, offering more PCIe, 12V-2x6, and other connectors than most motherboards on the market. It also features ENERMAX semi-fanless design, keeping the fan off under 60 percent load.

Enermax is giving finishing touches to crypto-currency mining-specific variants of its MaxTytan premium PSU series. These units come with features homebrew crypto-currency miners could find handy. The MaxTytan Mining variants could come in capacities of up to 1250W, offering a large number of 6+2 pin PCIe power connectors, a live power-draw meter on the back of the unit (near the AC receptacle), and a "turbo" button that spools up the fan to its maximum speed. The PSU could retain its internals from the standard variant, including 80 Plus Titanium efficiency.

ENERMAX announces the launch of MaxTytan 1250 and 1050W, the very best of ENERMAX power supply. The full modular kilowatt-class lineup is 80 PLUS Titanium certified, incorporating several high-end features, including: Dust Free Rotation (DFR) technology, Semi-fanless control, Wattage Meter, and COOLERGENIE. Furthermore, Wattage Meter is a digital panel revealing the real-time power consumption. Adopting the advanced full-bridge topology, DC-to-DC conversion circuit, and durable components, MaxTytan kilowatt models provide maximum switching efficiency and outstanding stability, which makes MaxTytan PSU undoubtedly an excellent choice for high-end gaming systems, heavy-duty multi-GPU workstations, or power-hungry mining rigs.

ENERMAX announces its new flagship lineup with 80 PLUS Titanium certification. As ENERMAX's 1ST Titanium-rated lineup, MaxTytan 750W and 800W embody ENERMAX's philosophy of "Power, Innovation and Design"; both models are not only equipped with the proven DFR self-cleaning function, but also incorporate D.F. switch, the push button design for users to activate DFR self-cleaning function anytime during operation. Moreover, this full modular series is engineered with fanless mode before 55% of system load (at 25°C ambient), which provides quieter cooling performance. Last but not least, MaxTytan comes with SLEEMAX, premium sleeved cables made with carefully selected fabric to achieve a smooth and soft texture.

ENERMAX DFR Tech. is designed to make the PSU fan spin in reverse to reduce accumulated dust. By simply pressing the D.F. switch, users can activate self-cleaning DFR Technology anytime during operation, even in the fanless mode. MaxTytan 750W and 800W can deliver over 94% extreme efficiency (@ 50% load), compliant with 80 PLUS Titanium efficiency requirement. The smart semi-fanless control ensures absolute silent performance with 0 dBA before 55% system load (at 25°C ambient). Once surpassing the pre-defined limit or with the raise of interior temperature, the fan starts to spin and the fan RPM is automatically regulated according to the system load/ temperature.

The MaxTytan series of PSUs, which Enermax showcased at Computex 2017, will stand in as the company's flagship power supplies when they launch later into the summer. All of them feature 80+ Titanium ratings (though they're absent of the more recent and more grueling Cybenetics testing.) The Enermax MaxTytan line will include four models at 750 W, 800 W, 1050 W and 1250 W outputs. All MaxTytan PSUs support the company's DFR (dust free rotation) technology as well as fanless operation at below 55% - 60% load. The 1050 W and 1250 W models also feature Enermax' Coolergenie device for system fan control, and have an integrated power meter (this one might come in handy for those of you looking to ride the crypto wave, uh?)

The MaxTytan series feature a modular design across all models, and have 2x 4+4 CPU power connectors. The 750 W model will retail for ~$200, the 800 W will go for $210, $299 will net you 1050 W capacity and a power meter, and the 1250 W MaxTytan PSU will go for $359.