[COMPUTEX 2026] KLEVV Introduces New Memory and Storage Models, Including Low-Cost Options To Weather The Pricing Storm

South Korean-based KLEVV and its enterprise-focused sister brand ESSENCORE showcased a range of new memory and storage products, including four new consumer DDR5 RAM kits, three new consumer SSD products, along with several other enterprise products on display.

KLEVV & ESSENCORE @ COMPUTEX 2026

New Memory Kits

The four new KLEVV memory kits include: flagship CRAS V RGB PRIME DDR5 series, CKD-powered CRAS Vɑ RGB DDR5 series, budget-focused LITE V RGB DDR5 series, and the low-profile BOLT Vɑ DDR5 memory series.

The CRAS V RGB PRIME is positioned as the brand’s upcoming flagship memory kit with options of high memory clocks (up to 8,000MT/s) or extremely tight timings (up to 6,000MT/s CL26, supports AMD’s new EXPO ULL profile). The company expects this lineup to be launched sometime in second half of 2026.

Following that, the CRAS Vɑ RGB is the fastest CUDIMM-based memory kit on offer with CKD onboard to reach 9200MT/s in stock profiles. In the demonstration, the module pair has managed to hit 10,000MT/s in ambient conditions, which is plenty fast even by CUDIMM standards.

Next up, the LITE V RGB is specifically addressing the proverbial elephant in the room: RAM prices. KLEVV says this lineup is serving as the lost-cost option for those intend to build large RAM capacities, but don’t mind the less aggressive timings; like the flagship series, it’ll be available in 2H 2026. Meanwhile, the BOLT Vɑ DDR5 series is rated up to 7,200MT/s and features low-profile 34mm height to fit within tight spaces, which naturally eliminates RGB lighting from the module’s design.

Storage Lineup

KLEVV also expanded its storage lineup with two new internal SSDs and a new portable SSD. The KLEVV GENUINE G540 SSD is a PCIe 5.0-based model with a thin graphene copper heatsink that helps cool the drive when it operates at maximum performance of 10,000MB/s sequential read and 9,000MB/s sequential write. It’s offered in capacities up to 4TB, which is rated for 4,000 TBW of endurance – a plenty solid figure.

Moving down the stack, there’s the CRAS C925G Lite PCIe 4.0 SSD with up to 7,200MB/s sequential read and 6,800MB/s sequential write speeds. It’s also cooled via a graphene copper heatsink, and it is offered in capacities up to 8TB, along with official PlayStation 5 support. Finally, KLEVV also introduced the square-shaped S2 portable SSD which operates at USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 (20Gbps) speeds, meaning it can each up to 2,000MB/s read and 1,800MB/s write in sequential operations.

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ESSENCORE Products

Alongside KLEVV’s consumer-focused products, ESSENCORE showcased a range of memory solutions developed for datacenters and workstations. The lineup included DDR5 RDIMM modules up to 6,400MT/s for enterprise systems that require high capacity and stable operation under demanding workloads.

Also presented is the DDR5 4-rank CUDIMM (CQDIMM) modules with each 128GB module rated at 8,000MT/s speeds; SOCAMM2 modules is also showcased here, based on LPDDR5T technology which pushes the gumstick-shaped module up to 9,600MT/s, each with 96GB of capacity.

Pokdepinion: I doubt less aggressive modules will reduce price by much given the extent of the price surge, but it’s something at least.