Conclusion

Based on the results of our testing to say the Enermax 535w All In One has strong +12 and +5v performance would be a complete understatement. The figures shown are actually the highest we have seen achieved by a PSU to date. This includes the higher spec 600w models previously tested. Throughout the testing period there was not one stage where the Enermax unit dropped below +12v, generally maintaining a voltage of 12.16 or above and the +5v results never wavered from 5.107v. These results are spectacular and indicate complete stability within the unit.

The +3.3 results were slightly less impressive when compared to the above comments however comparing the Enermax 535w to other high specification units shows that the +3.3v readings are in line with the performance of those competing products, so there is certainly no failing there.

We voiced our concerns over the lack of protective packaging earlier in the article and we do hope that Enermax improve this in the future, however it is unlikely that units will suffer major damage as a result of this. The bundle provided with the unit is more than adequate and it was good to see that Enermax are keen to get the new higher spec models out in less time than it takes to produce a new line of manuals. It was also good to see that the amendment sheet provided was as clearly written as any of the main manual.

Performance and stability goes a long way to making a great supply. When you are spending your hard earned money on a new PSU you will also want it to last, and be as future proof as possible. The Enermax All In One comes through on all accounts and with its 3-year warranty it should still be ticking when the rest of your components need upgrading. With all of the latest connectors supplied such as 8, 24 pin and PCIe x2 and ample voltage on all the rails for even a highly overclocked system, this power supply comes highly recommended.

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