Klevv Urbane V RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB 6400MHz CL30 with SK hynix Chips

The Klevv Urbane V RGB is a 32GB DDR5 memory kit running at 6400MHz with CL30 timings, built on SK hynix ICs. It combines a high frequency with tight timings — an uncommon pairing in this class — and supports both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles.

At a Glance

Key Features

• 6400MHz at CL30 is a rare combination

 Most kits give you either a high frequency with loose timings or moderate frequency with tight timings. Getting 6400 and CL30 together means higher bandwidth and lower latency at once, placing this kit in the upper performance tier.

• SK hynix ICs — the real quality differentiator 

Memory quality is determined by the ICs far more than by the brand on the heat spreader. SK hynix ICs are known for reaching high frequencies stably, which is exactly why this kit can hold CL30 at 6400MHz.

• XMP and EXPO in one kit 

No need to choose an Intel-specific or AMD-specific kit. Both profiles are stored on the module, so it can move between platforms while keeping one-click activation.

• Diffused lighting with a sensible height 

The light bar distributes illumination evenly, and the module height is designed to minimise clearance conflicts with large tower coolers — a recurring problem with tall RGB memory.

This kit is right for you if you…

• Want maximum memory performance without manual tuning

• Are building on Intel 13th/14th gen or Z890

• Run bandwidth-sensitive workloads such as simulation and rendering

• May move the kit between platforms later

Consider something else if…

• You are on AMD AM5 and want the best real-world ratio — a 6000 CL30 kit keeps Infinity Fabric better synchronised

• You have a budget four-slot board — a stable 6400MHz may not be reachable

• Your use is office only — you will not notice the difference for the price

Recommended Build Pairing

Use it with a two-DIMM Z790 or Z890 board, which holds high frequencies more reliably. After installation, enable XMP or EXPO in BIOS and run a stability test such as MemTest for around 30 minutes before daily use.

FAQ

Why do SK hynix ICs matter? 

The ICs are the actual memory chips, and SK hynix parts are known for reaching high frequencies with tight timings stably — which directly determines kit quality.

Does this kit work on AMD platforms?

 Yes, it supports AMD EXPO alongside Intel XMP. On AM5, however, running at 6000MHz may perform better due to Infinity Fabric synchronisation.

How do I confirm it is actually running at 6400MHz?

 Open Task Manager → Performance → Memory, or use CPU-Z. If it reports 4800MHz, XMP has not been enabled in BIOS.

Can I mix it with another kit of the same speed?

 Not recommended. Mixing DDR5 kits reduces stability even with matching specs, because ICs can differ between production batches.

Can the RGB lighting be turned off?

 Yes, it can be controlled or fully disabled through your motherboard's lighting software.