KLEVV Unveils New CKD DDR5 CUDIMM and High-End DDR5 Memory Modules with High-Speed Gen5 SSDs

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So, KLEVV just threw down a bunch of shiny new tech toys – DDR5 CUDIMM & UDIMM memory modules, plus some pretty zippy SSDs. If you’re into building PCs, or just like touching gadgets for fun (no judgment here), this might catch your eye.

### KLEVV’s New Stuff: DDR5 Memory Modules & Fancy SSDs

Alright, picture this: top-shelf memory modules. Yeah, they’ve got this KLEVV Genuine V RGB thing going, cranking out speeds up to, uh, 10,600 MT/s. Just numbers? Maybe. But plop that on an ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E APEX with an AMD Ryzen 5 8600G, and you’ve got a setup that’s more solid than my attempts at adulting. CL62-whatever timings, if you like keeping score.

—Suddenly digressing—They’ve also got the Urbane V SOLID DDR5 DIMMs. Think gaming, crazy overclocking. 64 GB per DIMM — which, trust me, is like hoarding a warehouse of memory. DDR5-6400 speeds, looking snazzy with timings at… CL32-44-something. Yes, that’s a mouthful.

Slide back to the CRAS V RGB. Low latency, quick like a cat running from a vacuum cleaner, at 6000 MT/s. CL26 timings. Didn’t catch that? Me neither, sometimes.

Swinging to Intel’s side, there’s the CRAS V RGB CKD DDR5 kit – if that’s not an alphabet soup, I don’t know what is. Anyway, running at 9600 MT/s, and it’s like all about CL timings of 48, 60… uh, yeah. These 24 GB modules are running at 1.4V, ’cause why not?

Quick flashback. Remember those LPCAMM2 modules? Yeah, last year’s chit-chat. Well, they’re still around, up to 8533 MT/s this time, in 32 GB packages. On a Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen7, if that rings any bells. And shiny black heat spreaders… classy.

Oh, and don’t forget the new black-coated DDR5 UDIMMs. Sounds like fashion, feels like tech. Rolling out into stores soon. Plus, fresh Gen5 SSDs in the “G” series. Fast – Gen5 and Gen4, whatever that means in the wild world of SSD speeds.

Final words? These modules come in a bunch of capacities and speeds. Mostly for gamers and the “enthusiast” crowd. Honestly, more info on prices and where to get them is TBD. Maybe they’ll send a pigeon when it’s ready.

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