Enermax launches revobron power supplies with tga certificate
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ENERMAX has collaborated with ASUS to launch RevoBron TGA power supplies, which are certified with the TUF Gaming Alliance to ensure perfect compatibility with any other TGA component.
ENERMAX Joins ASUS TUF Gaming Alliance Product Brand with RevoBron TGA
ENERMAX's new line of semi-modular gaming power supplies are equipped with several advanced and unique elements that exceed industry standards, making the unit the best-in-class power supply for TUF gaming PCs.
RevoBron TGA has an 80 PLUS Bronze level of efficiency with several additional features, including DC-to-DC, 100% Japanese electrolytic capacitors at 105 ° C, and two + 12V rails, which allow a stable power current for computers, especially those that are constantly overclocked. In addition, RevoBron TGA also comes with the patented DFR (Dust Free Rotation) self-cleaning fan. This system is very interesting, what it does is make a 10-second turn when starting the equipment to remove the accumulated dust.
The source also has an extra cooling gadget called COOLERGENIE, which allows you to customize the behavior of the fan, so that it works more silently or in a normal mode, all depending on the demand that the computer will have.
Pricing and availability
The RevoBron TGA series will arrive in three 3 models, where the only thing that varies is the maximum power: 500W, 600W, and 700W; TUF Gaming Power Supply is now available from Amazon for $ 99.99 for the 700W model and $ 79.99 for the 500W model.
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