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KLEVV unveils new CRAS NVMe SSDs and an upgraded SATA SSD

KLEVV has updated its SSD line-up this month with new and improved models. Ther CRAS C925G and CRAS C910G NVMe Gen4 M.2 SSDs will be launching this September, alongside the new NEO N410+, a SATA SSD. 

Building on KLEVV’s highly rated CRAS SSD lineup, the updated CRAS C925G and CRAS C910G NVMe Gen4 M.2 SSDs deliver top-end speeds for the PCIe 4.0 segment. The CRAS C925G achieves peak sequential speeds of up to 7,400MB/s read and 6,500MB/s write. Meanwhile, the CRAS C910G delivers sequential read speeds of up to 5,200MB/s and write speeds of up to 4,800MB/s, depending on capacity, perfect for gaming PCs, creative workstations, and laptops.

Both M.2 SSDs come equipped with intelligent SLC caching and Host Memory Buffer (HMB) technology, to deliver consistent speeds and durability. These SSDs also support AES 256-bit encryption, LDPC ECC, CRC parity, and SRAM error handling to protect data integrity and come with an ultra-thin graphene-copper heatsink to improve cooling by up to 15%. The heatsink is so slim that it can be used in the PS5's very cramped M.2 expansion slot, making it perfect for PC and console gamers.

If you would prefer a SATA SSD, then the refreshed Neo N410+ is hitting the market with a SATA 6GB/s interface, offering sequential read speeds of up to 540MB/s and write speeds of up to 500MB/s. The SSD is also designed with shock resistance in mind, making it an ideal SSD for laptops, particularly models that still have a HDD inside, as it can easily be swapped out with a SATA SSD instead.

All three of Klevv's new SSDs will be available in September. The CRAS M.2 drives offer up to 4TB capacity, while the Neo N410 SATA SSD tops out at 512GB.

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