Enermax Revolution D.F. 12 750W

Enermax Revolution D.F. 12 750W

A 750 W ATX 3.1 gold unit only 122 mm deep, with a 600 W 12V-2x6 cable and strong power quality in Tom's Hardware tests.

  • 750 W
  • 80 PLUS Gold
  • Full
  • ATX 3.1
  • ATX

PCPR score

8.0

Great

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The short version

Enermax's Revolution D.F. 12 750W is a compact ATX 3.1 unit just 122 mm deep, with a 600 W 12V-2x6 cable, 100% Japanese capacitors, Dust-Free Rotation fan technology and semi-fanless operation up to half load. Tom's Hardware measured excellent voltage regulation and ripple with strong thermals, backed by a ten-year warranty, but judged the retail price high. It suits compact ATX cases and builders who prize quality over the lowest cost.

Pros

  • Only 122 mm deep
  • Tom's Hardware measured excellent voltage regulation and ripple suppression
  • Ten-year warranty
  • Semi-fanless operation up to about half load

Cons

  • Tom's Hardware judged the retail price high
  • Noted as loud when heavily stressed
  • Connector counts come from a review, not the maker's page

Best for

  • Compact ATX cases
  • Buyers who prioritize electrical quality

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Full specifications

Core

Wattage
750 W
Form factor
ATX
Efficiency
80 PLUS Gold
ATX standard
ATX 3.1

Features

Modularity
Full
Warranty
10 years

Physical

Length
122 mm
Color
Black

Connectivity

12V-2x6 / 16-pin
1
PCIe 8-pin
3
EPS 8-pin
2
SATA power
6
Molex
2

Cooling

Fan size
115 mm
Zero-RPM mode
Yes

Compatibility notes

  • Only 122 mm deep, leaving extra room for cables
  • Enermax notes it eases fitting with back-connect devices
  • Connector counts per Tom's Hardware; Enermax's cable tab was not readable

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What reviewers and owners say

  • Tom's Hardware

    Positive

    Tom's Hardware praised outstanding power quality, voltage regulation and thermal results from the compact chassis and hybrid fan mode, while calling the price high and noting the unit gets loud when pushed.

    4/5 · 2025-02-22

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Common questions

How long is the Revolution D.F. 12 750W?

Enermax lists dimensions of 122 x 150 x 86 mm, so it is notably shorter than typical 140 to 160 mm ATX units and leaves extra cable room.

Does it have a zero-RPM mode?

Yes. Enermax advertises semi-fanless operation up to 50% load, and Tom's Hardware confirmed a hybrid fan mode that keeps the fan off at low loads.

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