KLEVV CRAS C925G M.2 NVMe Solid State Drive - 2TB / PCIe Gen4x4 / Sequential Read | Write - 7400 | 6500 MB/s / 3D TLC NAND Flash / K02TBM2SP0-25G / K02TBM2SP0-25G + FREE DELIVERY !

The KLEVV CRAS C925G 2TB is an M.2 NVMe Gen 4 solid state drive quoted at up to 7400 MB/s read and up to 6300 MB/s write. Two terabytes of 3D TLC NAND Flash gives room for a games library and an active project set on the same drive, and KLEVV positions it for gaming, multimedia editing and everyday computing across PCs, laptops and consoles.

This drive runs across all four lanes of a PCIe Gen 4 link, which is the connection width its transfer figures depend on. Cooling hardware is part of the drive rather than something the host machine has to supply, so the same 2TB part can go into a desktop with airflow or a console bay with very little of it.

Intelligent SLC caching uses cache algorithms to raise read and write speeds while improving durability, and self-monitoring S.M.A.R.T. reports on drive health and performance. LDPC error correction and wear levelling extend the life of the NAND by fixing errors and balancing writes, while AES 256-bit encryption secures sensitive data stored on the drive.

The CRAS C925G harnesses PCIe Gen4 for reads of up to 7400 MB/s and writes of up to 6300 MB/s, aimed at gaming, creative workloads and multitasking power users. KLEVV notes that its published test results come from the 2TB variant, and that real performance varies with system configuration and the type of workload being run.

Thermal management runs through a graphene-copper composite heatsink, which moves heat off the controller and NAND quickly and spreads it over a wider surface to shed it. The image sets a drive with no heatsink against the CRAS C925G with its own fitted, which is the clearest way to show what the component is there to prevent.

With heat build-up kept in check, the 2TB CRAS C925G maintains stable operation under heavy load instead of dropping speed as the session runs on. Automatic control of thermal throttling handles the drive as temperature rises, which is what keeps a long video render or an extended gaming session moving at a steady rate.

The CRAS C925G 2TB is fully compatible with the PlayStation 5, and 2TB is enough to keep a shelf of AAA titles installed rather than deleting one game to make room for the next. Fitting it takes minutes, and titles run from the drive with reduced loading times once the console has formatted it.

Components sit on one side of the board only, giving an ultra-slim profile that clears the tight covers in laptops, ultrabooks and gaming consoles. Double-sided drives frequently will not fit those machines at all, so a single-sided 2TB drive is a narrower field than the capacity alone suggests.

The 3D NAND Flash used here stacks memory cells vertically rather than laying them out on one plane, which is how a 2TB capacity fits onto a single-sided M.2 board. The same architecture improves endurance and power efficiency, and lifts overall drive performance against a flat cell arrangement.

Modern game installs run to tens of gigabytes, and the CRAS C925G is built to serve those files quickly enough that streaming a new area does not stall play. That is where Gen 4 speed shows up for a gamer, rather than in a benchmark number recorded once on a clean system.

For work rather than play, the CRAS C925G gives instant application access and quick file transfers, so large project folders move without a long wait. On a 2TB drive that can hold several projects at once, that speed applies to moving material between them as well as to opening any single one.

Each CRAS C925G ships with a licence for Acronis True Image, covering data backup, restoration and drive migration. Migration is the part most buyers need on day one, since it copies an existing installation across to the new drive instead of forcing a rebuild of the operating system and every application on it.

KLEVV storage products are rigorously tested and certified to international standards, which is what underwrites consistent performance across a production run rather than on a single sample. On a drive intended to hold an operating system and a working project set, predictable behaviour over years counts for more than a peak figure.

The video presents the CRAS C925G as hardware, showing the drive going into an M.2 slot and operating in a machine. It gives a sense of the heatsink's height and the board's slim single-sided build, which are the two dimensions that decide whether it clears a laptop cover or sits under a graphics card comfortably.