These results measure the power supply from 0% load to 100% load on various rails to simulate a power spike from your system. Typically, we would like to see as small a spike as possible relative to the requested voltage. With modern GPUs being notorious for power spikes, this is becoming more relevant in modern PSU design.
The transients on the 3V and 5V were pretty much instant, and while the 12V was slower at around 0.06ms, it’s a smooth gradient with no ripple, under or overshoot, so again, a very clean result here.
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