Essencore's KLEVV used Computex 2026 to roll out an aggressive memory and storage lineup, headlined by a 256 GB quad-rank CUDIMM kit running at DDR5-8000. The 128 GB ×2 configuration lets users max out the memory limit of Intel's Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Arrow Lake processor using just two DIMMs, avoiding the speed penalties that typically come with populating four slots.

On the AMD side, the CRAS V RGB Prime becomes KLEVV's first kit to implement AMD EXPO-ULL, targeting DDR5-6000 at CAS latency 26. KLEVV demoed a 32 GB (16 GB ×2) kit alongside a Ryzen 9 9950X3D, signaling tight optimization for AMD's latest gaming flagship. The company also displayed the CRAS Va RGB CUDIMM hitting DDR5-10000 in a 48 GB (24 GB ×2) configuration.

Rounding out the lineup are the LITE V RGB DDR5 sticks at mainstream DDR5-6400 speeds up to 64 GB, plus three SSDs: the Gen 5 x4 Genuine G540, the mid-range Gen 4 CRAS C910 G, and the value-oriented CRAS C925 G Lite. Together, these launches position KLEVV as a serious contender across both the enthusiast and budget segments of the DDR5 and NVMe markets.