Silicon Power stepped into Computex 2026 with a lineup aimed at gamers and PC builders. The highlight was the Cyclone DDR5 kit, ASUS ROG Certified and ARGB‑lit. Through Armoury Crate, users can sync the lighting with ASUS Aura Sync. The modules run DDR5‑6000 and carry AMD EXPO‑ULL profiles, available in 16GB to 64GB kits.

These Cyclone kits span 16GB, 32GB, 48GB, and 64GB configurations, offering speeds up to DDR5‑8000 and CAS latencies from CL28 to CL40. Voltages hover between 1.35V and 1.45V. The lineup positions Silicon Power to compete directly with rivals in the high‑end memory market, where color and performance blend for gamers demanding speed and style.

Next up, the XS90 M.2 NVMe Gen 5 drives debuted in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities. All variants reach 14.3 GB/s read speeds, while writes hit 13.4 GB/s on the larger models and 10.5 GB/s on the 1TB. Though the controller remains unnamed, a DRAM cache backs the performance, making it a contender for high‑performance builds.

By pairing aggressive speeds with visual flair, Silicon Power taps into a niche of enthusiasts who demand both performance and aesthetics. The new DDR5 kits and Gen 5 SSDs set fresh benchmarks in the market, challenging established brands to match their aggressive clock rates and RGB integration. Consumers now face a wider array of options that blend speed, style, and value today.