Enermax has upgraded its Revolution D.F. series power supply for modern high-powered graphics cards. The new Revolution D.F.2 features upgraded circuitry that allows a peak power output of 200% for short durations. Currently, only the 850-Watt model is available, though 1050-Watt and 1200-Watt units will be offered shortly. Both Amazon and Newegg have it listed for $129.99. Pricing for the larger models have yet to be announced. Below is Enermax’s press release.
The REVOLUTION Continues – ENERMAX Upgraded REVOLUTION D.F. 2 850W Gold Certified Power Supply Now Available
Enermax Revolition D.F. 2
Taoyuan, Taiwan, February 22th 2023 – ENERMAX, an industry-leading force dedicated to designing extreme performance computer power supplies and cooling solutions, releases its upgraded fully-modular 80 PLUS Gold certified power supply – the REVOLUTION D.F. 2 series!
REVOLUTION D.F. 2 is designed with 100% Japanese Capacitors, 140mm compact chassis in-depth, semi-fanless mechanics, DC-to-DC conversion, the advanced LLC, Synchronous Rectifier (SR) design, and patented Dust-Free Rotation (DFR) technology.
Enermax Revolition D.F. 2
Following the success of the REVOLUTION D.F. series, the REVOLUTION D.F. 2 inherits ENERMAX’s iconic Dust Free Rotation (D.F.R.) technology and semi-fanless mechanics.
Enermax Revolition D.F. 2
The upgraded circuit design of the REVOLUTION D.F. 2 series allows its peak power wattage output to reach 200%, which means the 850W model of REVOLUTION D.F. 2 can stably provide 1700W for 100µs (microsecond) to support instantly power excursion.
Enermax Revolition D.F. 2
The Dust Free Rotation (D.F.R.) technology is an innovative self-cleaning solution that enables the PSU fan to blow away the dust accumulating around the fan blade & frame upon powering up.
The semi-fanless mechanics enables the PSU fan to be static while the system load is under 20% to provide users with absolutes silence of 0 dB(A). The quiet Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) fan also ensures excellent cooling performance with minimized noise and vibration.
The 850W model of REVOLUTION D.F. 2 power supply is available immediately at the ENERMAX USA online store, Amazon, Newegg and the ENERMAX worldwide authorized retailers and distributors. The availability of the 1050W and 1200W models will be announced shortly.
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