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The Package

The Enermax Revolution85+ arrives in a large black and silver styled box. Adorned on the front is an array of stickers – one which indicates the wattage and the other two boasting features: SLI and the 80 Plus Silver certification.

Enermax Revolution 85+ 900 Watt PSU

Entailed on the back of the box are the features written in English and Deutsch and some graphs showing results for various features. Of course the Revolution is the clear winner in all the results on these graphs.

Enermax Revolution 85+ 900 Watt PSU

The sides list the power specifications for the PSU and list the cables and connectors which are included. For any potential buyer, this information is very helpful.

Opening the box up reveals two further cardboard boxes inside the main box. The larger of the two contains the unit itself and all its accessories; the smaller one contains simply the modular cables.

Enermax Revolution 85+ 900 Watt PSU

In terms of accessories, out of all the power supplies we’ve reviewed so far, the Revolution85+ definitely contains the most. Included are:

  • Six Velcro Cable Tidies
  • Four Mounting Screws
  • User’s Manual
  • Modular Cable Pouch
  • ‘Kettle Type’ Power Cord

Enermax Revolution 85+ 900 Watt PSU

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