KLEVV CRAS C925: High Performance and Affordable SSD Launching in May

You can already find a lot in the stores SSD PCIe 5.0 x4, ie new generation solutions. However, they are not very popular. Reason? High price and the need for one of the latest processors AMD the Tax and more expensive motherboards AM5 the LGA 1700.

KLEVV CRAS C925 has a performance of up to 7400 MB / s

That is why many manufacturers continue to expand the offer of old types of semiconductor media that are more likely to be chosen by consumers. Today we take a look at the company’s new model KLEVV.

KLEVV CRASH C925 SSD is in format M.2 2280which uses the interface PCI Express 4.0 x4 and protocol NVMe 1.4. It was decided here to use a controller MAP1602 max and unspecified bones 3D TLC NANDbut we may be talking about memories YMTC. This is a DRAM-less design.

The whole is strengthened by a radiator in the form of an aluminum sticker, the proven efficiency of which depends on the capacity:

• KLEVV CRAS C925 (500 GB) – up to 7400 MB/s for reading and up to 6200 MB/s for sequential writing and up to 670,000 IOPS for reading and up to 980,000 IOPS for random writing;
• KLEVV CRAS C925 (1 TB) – up to 7400 MB/s for reading and up to 6300 MB/s for sequential writing and up to 670,000 IOPS for reading and up to 980,000 IOPS for random writing;
• KLEVV CRAS C925 (2 TB) – up to 7400 MB/s for reading and up to 6500 MB/s for sequential writing and up to 700,000 IOPS for reading and up to 1,000,000 IOPS for random writing;

We are talking about the maximum speeds, which are basically the maximum for PCIe 4.0 x4. They will be enough for work and entertainment. SSD also works well in Sony PlayStation 5 console.

The KLEVV CRAS C925 series is expected to go on sale in May. The manufacturer did not reveal the suggested prices, but describes the described media as: “Mid-section with reasonable prices”. We are talking about a 5-year warranty limited by the saving data ratio of 600, 1200 and 2400 TBW.

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Photo source: KLEVV

Text source: prepared by owner