ENERMAX Revolution D.F. 12 750W

ENERMAX Revolution D.F. 12 750W ATX3.1 PCI-e 5.1 750W 80Plus Gold 12V-2x6 ETV750G

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• The Revolution D.F. 12 is one of the smallest power supplies on the market* with a depth of only 122mm. D.F.12 reduces carbon emissions by up to 28.7% compared to conventional ATX Gold PSUs not only due to the high efficiency in power conversion, but also due to the saved material use and packaging material. *Smallest power supply according to Intel ATX 3.1 standard based on Intel PSU Selector. As of 15.03.2022
• The Power Tiny meets all Intel ATX 3.1 standards, guaranteeing compatibility with state-of-the-art hardware configurations. With the 600W 12V-2x6 cable, which can perform up to 235% Power Excursion, uncompromising and exceptional performance is ensured.
• PC enthusiasts have different ways to make their build more aesthetic. The power supply cables include a high quality custom mesh jacket yet are soft and pliable, ensuring easy cable routing. With the cable comb accessories, the cables leave a very clean and tidy impression.
• The Revolution D.F. 12 is 80 PLUS Gold certified with over 90% efficiency on standard utilization. As less energy is wasted, the greenhouse gas emissions associated with electricity generation are reduced. Less waste heat allows the power supply to work longer in passive mode, resulting in a quieter system. Semi-fanless control up to 50% in zero-RPM mode. Similar power of a 375W passive power supply.
• The patented DFR (Dust Free Rotation) technology reduces dust accumulation on the fan blades by turning the fan backwards at high speed for a few seconds after starting the power supply. This prevents long-term dust deposits. After that, it returns to normal passive operation.