KLEVV @ COMPUTEX 2025: Iconic names and new challengers in DRAM and SSD products
KLEVV returned to COMPUTEX 2025 with a comprehensive range of DDR5 memory products, targeting PC enthusiasts, overclockers, and laptop users alike.
Kicking off the lineup, they introduced a redesigned URBANE V RGB DDR5 memory kit. While maintaining high-speed DDR5 performance, the updated design offers a fresh aesthetic for builds emphasizing visual flair. For users preferring a more minimal setup, the company also unveiled the URBANE V SOLID, which is a non-RGB variant with identical performance.
One of the demonstrations that caught our eye at the booth was a collaborative setup with MSI featuring a full 256GB configuration using four 64GB URBANE V Solid modules. Surely, this configuration is aimed at content creators and professionals running demanding multitasking or simulation workloads.
KLEVV also previewed its upcoming GENUINEV RGB DDR5 memory, designed for high-speed operation. Although specific technical details were not disclosed, representatives stated the modules are engineered for overclocking up to 10,000 MT/s, positioning them as a top-tier option for extreme performance enthusiasts.
In addition to raw speed, they addressed the demand for balanced performance with a DDR5-6000 CL26 version of its CRAS V RGB memory. Offering a lower latency profile, this variant caters to users looking for an optimal mix of frequency and responsiveness, particularly appealing to gamers and overclockers fine-tuning system performance.
Expanding beyond desktop platforms, KLEVV also showcased its LPCAMM2 memory module, which was shown integrated into a Lenovo laptop. While availability details remain under wraps, the appearance of LPCAMM2 signals KLEVV’s entry into the next generation of laptop memory standards, aligning with growing industry adoption.
KLEVV’s presence at COMPUTEX 2025 reflects an aggressive diversification strategy across desktop and mobile memory segments. From overclocking-focused kits to high-capacity workstation memory and next-gen laptop modules, the brand continues to position itself as a performance-first memory provider.
