Enermax Launches its Revolution X't Series of PSUs

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Enermax's Revolution X't series of PSUs offer a fully modular design, an 80 Plus Gold efficiency certification and compatibility with Intel's 4th Generation CPUs.

Enermax has launched its new range of premium Revolution X't power supply units which offer a fully modular cable design and a peak efficiency of 92 percent at 230 Vac and 90 percent at 115 Vac.

The Revolution X't includes a temperature sensitive 139 mm Twister Bearing fan which features Enermax's patented magnetic bearing design for "super silent performance" and has an MBTF rating of 100,000 hours. Enermax further notes that the PSU was designed to work under high ambient temperatures and even includes the company's HeatGuard technology which delays the shutdown of the cooling fan by 30 to 60 seconds to expel excessive hot air from the system and maximize its lifespan.

Last, but not least, the power supply unit features the standard range of protection circuitries and a CordGuard design which claims to help prevent accidental removal of the PSU's AC power card.

The Enermax Revolution X't will be available this month with four models: $109.99 (430W); $119.99 (530W); $129.99 (630W) and $139.99 (730W).

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Tarun Iyer
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Tarun Iyer was a contributor for Tom's Hardware who wrote news covering a wide range of technology topics, including processors, graphics cards, cooling systems, and computer peripherals. He also covered tech trends such as the development of adaptive all-in-one PCs.

7 Comments Comment from the forums
  • DarkSable
    "Fully modular design!"
    *Looks at the picture with the half-modular power supply they're talking about.*

    Headdesk.
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  • rolli59
    Yep looks like a semi modular but pricey for the size better be good.
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  • juanjostorreshernndez
    Yes thats definately a semi modular PSU, but a really good one, that is a monster brand
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  • JPForums
    If the picture is correct, this is semi-modular and doesn't have much in the way of cable support. Probably OK for the 430W and 530W, but three standard cable sockets and one GPU cable socket seems pretty light for a 730W unit.
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  • JPForums
    If the picture is correct, this is semi-modular and doesn't have much in the way of cable support. Probably OK for the 430W and 530W, but three standard cable sockets and one GPU cable socket seems pretty light for a 730W unit.
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  • ginjaninja7
    Just buy Corsair that is fully-modular design :)
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  • ginjaninja7
    Just buy Corsair that is fully-modular design :)
    Reply