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

Gaming (1080p)

Final Fantasy XIV – Dawntrail Benchmark

Using the Ultra quality settings the Klevv Cras V memory sits in last but one place in the results charts. Easing off the quality settings down to the Standard Desktop sees the memory shooting up the chart to lie in fourth place, just behind Teamgroup's T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-6400 modules.

Total War Pharaoh

Battle

There's nothing between any of the modules in the Battle benchmark with the Ultra settings turned on with the Cras V RGB sitting in the lower half of the table. Using the Low settings differences soon become apparent with the Klevv Cras V RGB moving up to a mid-table position.

Campaign

In the Campaign benchmark, the memory goes from one extreme to the other. Using the game Ultra settings it sits in last place on the results chart but switching to the Low-quality setting sees the memory jump to the top spot.

Siege

With the Siege benchmark, there's not much to choose between any of the modules regardless of what quality setting is used with the Cras V RGB sitting in a mid-table position for both.

Cyberpunk 2077

Regardless of the quality settings the memory handles the Cyberpunk game benchmark very well. Its the fastest we've seen to date with the Ultra settings enabled and somewhat oddly the second fastest with the low-quality settings turned on.

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