KLEVV Unveils New CKD DDR5 CUDIMM and High-End DDR5 Memory Modules, Plus Rapid Gen5 SSDs

Alright, so here’s the thing. I stumbled across this KLEVV launch thingamajig, and man, was it something. They’re rolling out all sorts of memory modules and SSDs – it’s a whole buffet of tech.

First off, we got this DDR5 stuff with a fancy name, like Genuine V RGB or something. I swear I almost forgot it was about computer memory. Anyway, those numbers are crazy – like 10,600 MT/s speeds. I was just sitting there wondering if my grandmother’s computer could even handle that. They showed this with some AMD Ryzen something-or-other on an ASUS ROG Crosshair (what a mouthful) APEX board. It was a geek’s dream, with all these CL62-whatever timings. Pretty solid I’m told, but I wouldn’t know CL62 from Route 66.

Then there’s this Urbane V SOLID thing — not a trendy drink, but more DDR5. Supposedly good for gaming and heavy stuff. Holds like 64 GB per DIMM – that’s a lot of movies, right? DDR5-6400 speeds and more timing numbers that look like a secret code. And yep, they look snazzy too.

The CRAS V RGB got a shout-out too, with low-latency CL26 running at 6000 MT/s. More numbers! Timings were CL26-something, powered at 1.4 volts – feels like I’m cramming for a tech quiz. But hey, low-latency seems important?

Switching gears to Intel. There’s a CRAS V RGB CKD (fancy name, eh?) DDR5 kit with CUDIMM memory. We’re talking 9600 MT/s with CL-whatever thrown in there. These were 24 GB modules – like the VIP lounge of memory. All running at 1.4V, whatever that means for electricity bills.

Oh, and remember last year’s jam with LPCAMM2 modules? They’re back – more speeds, shiny black heat spreader (sounds sleek, right?). Displayed on a Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen7. Feels like memory is going to win a fashion show.

Some new black-coated DDR5 UDIMMs are coming soon. Could almost call them the little black dress of tech. Plus, new Gen5 SSDs in the ‘G’ series – both Gen5 and Gen4 zipping along.

All these gadgets are aiming squarely at gamers and tech enthusiasts. Pricing and availability? Yeah, that’s still under wraps. So, there you have it – the tech landscape according to KLEVV. Honestly, I’m half waiting for AI to take over and just plug this stuff in for us. Until then… dreams of fast speeds and flashing lights.