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Klevv’s UBRANE V RGB DDR5 memory will soon be available in Jet Black

KLEVV's URBANE V RGB DDR5 Gaming/OC memory has won several awards since launch, including an iF Design Award. Now, this memory is available in a new colourway, offering up a Jet Black option for those seeking to build a stealthy rig.

The URBANE V RGB Gaming/OC series is designed with both style and function in mind, featuring a 2mm-thick aluminum heatsink with curved edges and precision linear grooves that ensure durability and efficient cooling. With a low-profile height of just 42.5mm, the modules fit seamlessly into diverse builds while maintaining optimal thermal performance. A distinctive dual-beam RGB light guide delivers smooth, customisable illumination across 16 million colors, fully compatible with major motherboard lighting software.

The URBANE V RGB DDR5 delivers overclocked speeds of up to 8400 MT/s with low-latency timings and comes in dual-channel kits of up to 64GB. Built on a high-quality 10-layer PCB with on-die ECC and PMIC support, it ensures strong signal integrity and stable performance. KLEVV offers an Optimised for AMD version designed exclusively for AMD platforms, alongside a Universal edition that supports both Intel’s 15th Gen processors and AMD’s Ryzen 9000 series.

KLEVV’s URBANE V RGB memory is already available in Brilliant White. The Jet Black option will be available starting in Q4 2025.

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