KLEVV Unveils New DDR5 Memory Lineup at Computex With 10,000 MT/s Speeds and 256 GB Kits
KLEVV is using Computex to show off its next wave of DDR5 memory products, and the lineup is clearly aimed at enthusiasts, gamers, creators, and workstation users who want higher speeds and larger capacities from their next PC build.
The highlight of the showcase is the KLEVV CRAS Vα RGB DDR5 CUDIMM memory kit, which reaches an impressive 10,000 MT/s profile. That places it among the fastest DDR5 memory solutions currently being demonstrated and makes it especially interesting for users planning high-end Intel desktop systems.
The CRAS Vα RGB kit is designed for Intel CUDIMM platforms, including systems based on the Core Ultra 200S series. KLEVV is presenting the memory in a 48 GB configuration, using two 24 GB modules. However, this kind of ultra-high-speed DDR5 kit will not be universally compatible with every motherboard. KLEVV demonstrated the memory on the ASRock Z890 Taichi OCF, indicating that users will need a capable and supported motherboard to take full advantage of the 10,000 MT/s speed profile.
KLEVV is also expanding its AMD-focused DDR5 options with the CRAS V RGB PRIME. This kit supports AMD EXPO ULL, short for Ultra-Low-Latency, and is built to deliver strong gaming and application performance. It keeps the premium look of the CRAS V series, including RGB lighting and a black-and-gold design, while offering speeds up to 6000 MT/s.
The CRAS V RGB PRIME will be available as a 32 GB kit with two 16 GB modules. Its biggest selling point is its low-latency CL26 timing, which should appeal to gamers and performance-focused PC users looking for a balance between speed, responsiveness, and AMD platform optimization.
Another AMD-optimized option in the lineup is the KLEVV BOLT Vα. This DDR5 memory series also supports AMD EXPO and starts at 6000 MT/s, with higher-end versions reaching up to 7200 MT/s. Capacity options include 16 GB, 24 GB, and 32 GB modules, giving users more flexibility depending on whether they are building a gaming PC, a productivity system, or a compact high-performance machine.
The BOLT Vα lineup will be offered with two timing choices: CL28 and CL34. This gives buyers room to choose between lower latency or higher-speed configurations depending on their hardware and performance goals.
For users who want a simpler design but still want RGB lighting, KLEVV is preparing the LITE V RGB DDR5 series. This memory range uses a cleaner visual style while still offering modern RGB aesthetics. More importantly, it is designed for high-capacity systems, with modules available in capacities up to 64 GB each. With four modules, users can reach up to 256 GB of DDR5 memory. These modules are rated for speeds up to 6400 MT/s.
KLEVV is also preparing a high-capacity 4R CUDIMM solution for users who need even more memory density. These modules can reach 128 GB per stick while delivering speeds of up to DDR5-8000. With only two DIMMs, a system can be configured with up to 256 GB of memory, making this option especially useful for workstation builds, content creation, AI workloads, virtualization, and other memory-heavy tasks.
The new KLEVV DDR5 memory products are expected to launch later this year. However, buyers should expect premium pricing, especially for the fastest and highest-capacity kits. Current DRAM market conditions continue to affect memory prices, and advanced DDR5 modules such as 10,000 MT/s CUDIMM kits and 256 GB configurations are likely to sit at the higher end of the market.
With its Computex lineup, KLEVV is targeting nearly every segment of the enthusiast DDR5 market. From ultra-fast 10,000 MT/s memory for Intel platforms to low-latency AMD EXPO kits and massive 256 GB configurations, the company is positioning its next-generation DDR5 portfolio for gamers, overclockers, creators, and professional users who want more speed, more capacity, and stronger platform-specific tuning.
