KLEVV's new CRAS V RGB and URBANE V RGB kits top out at 8400 MT/s, a speed that outruns what Intel and AMD officially certify for their current platforms. That's the headroom overclockers are actually paying for.
Both DDR5 lines carry Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles for one-click overclocking, and both are built by Essencore, the same memory group behind Kingston's enterprise supply chain. The CRAS V RGB is the flagship: an aluminum heatsink in Obsidian Black or Brilliant White, RGB lighting synced through ASUS Aura, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light, or ASRock Polychrome, and dual-channel kits scaling up to 128GB (64GB x2). It already picked up an iF Design Award for the heatsink work.
Speed you'll rarely hit, aimed at a market that doesn't mind
Here's the catch that KLEVV's spec sheet doesn't dwell on: 8400 MT/s sits well past what most consumer Intel Core Ultra 200 and AMD Ryzen 9000 chips are validated to run reliably out of the box. Reaching those top speeds means the CPU's memory controller, the motherboard, and a fair amount of manual tuning all have to cooperate, which is exactly the kind of tinkering enthusiast buyers want and casual buyers don't need. KLEVV is selling ceiling, not a guarantee every buyer will touch it.
The URBANE V RGB take a different angle on the same overclocking ceiling. It's built at a 42.5mm height clearance, low enough to clear large CPU air coolers and tight chassis, without giving up the same top-end speed options. It adds an on-DIMM power management IC and on-die ECC for stability under sustained load, features usually reserved for workstation memory rather than RGB gaming kits.
Both series pass QVL testing across major motherboard brands and ship with a limited lifetime warranty. KLEVV memory is distributed through authorized resellers and retail channels; no Philippine pricing has been announced yet.
