1. Introduction2. Klevv CRAS V RGB DDR5-7600 48GB3. Intel: Testing Methodology4. Intel: Memory Benchmarks5. Intel: Compute and Productivity Tests6. Intel: Encoding and Office Productivity7. Intel: Gaming8. AMD: Testing & Memory Benchmarks9. AMD: Compute and Productivity Tests10. AMD: Encoding and Office Productivity11. AMD Gaming12. Closing Thoughts13. View All Pages

Klevv's Cras V RGB DDR5 product line is a wide one as you might expect from a high-end range of memory. With a range of seven speeds (from 6000MT/s up to 8400MT/s) and with three kit capacities spread over the range there should be a kit to suit most people.

Our review sample DDR5-7600 48GB kit sits in the middle of the speed range and uses a pair of single-rank design 24GB modules using 3GB SK Hynix ICs. Timings wise it is rated at 36-46-46-86 at 1.40v. The Cras V RGB range supports both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO but there is only one profile for each.

The modules look the part, finished in black (which Klevv calls Obsidian Black) and a nice touch is that the Cras V RGB name has a chrome finish to make it pop out of the background black colour. A white version is also available.  The RGB diffuser runs the length of the 44mm high aluminium heatsink and has Klevv branding on one end of it. At the time of writing Klevv don't support the module with their own RGB software but all the top motherboard manufacturers' RGB software is supported; MSI Mystic Light Sync, Asus Aura Sync, ASRock Polychrome Sync and Gigabyte RGB Fusion 2.0.

Performance-wise the Klevv Cras V RGB DDR5-7600 is a bit of a mixed bag in both Intel and AMD testing. In some of our tests it's some of the fastest memory we've seen to date while in some of the gaming tests it's some of the slowest.

We don't have UK pricing yet, but we are told the kit as reviewed will cost $205.99 USD.

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Pros

• Overall performance.
• Build quality.
• RGB.
• Limited lifetime warranty.

Cons

• Only one memory profile each for XMP and EXPO.
• Some test results were a little disappointing.

KitGuru says: Klevv's Cras V RGB range is an extensive one in terms of both speed choices and capacities. The DDR5-7600 kit we looked at performed pretty well under our benchmarking but it was a bit of a mixed bag results wise. 

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