Computex 2025 News Coverage

May 20 - 23

Computex is the world's leading technology trade show, especially for computer hardware enthusiasts like us. It is held annually in Taipei, Taiwan, and brings together the whole tech industry to unveil the latest innovations in hardware, computing, and AI.

Just like every year, we're reporting from Computex, live with our on-site team, backed by editors at home, to keep you informed with the fastest and most detailed updates.

On this page you can find all of our news coverage for the event.

Patriot Memory Shows New Viper SSDs, Including PV593 and DRAM-less PV563

In addition to the new high-end DDR5 memory kits, like the Viper Xtreme 5 CKD or the Xtreme 5 - 40th Anniversary Limited Edition, Patriot Memory also showcased a couple of new SSDs at the Computex 2025 show in Taipei, including the new Viper Gaming PV593, PV563 DRAM-less PCIe Gen 5 SSD, and the future PV573.

The stars of the showcase were the new Viper Gaming PV593 and the PV563 DRAM-less PCIe Gen 5 SSD, with the PV563 being one of the first DRAM-less PCIe Gen 5 x4 SSDs and probably the world's first DRAM-less SSD that reaches read performance of up to 14,000 MB/s. According to Patriot, the PV563 reaches sequential performance of up to 14,000/11,500 MB/s. The Patriot PV563 will be available in capacities of 1 TB, 2 TB, and 4 TB and uses Maxiotek's MAP1806 controller. With such performance, and fact that it lacks DRAM cache, could make it one of the fastest yet affordable SSDs on the market when it launches. The Patriot PV593 is a higher-end version with DRAM cache. It uses a 6 nm SMI SM2508 controller, and will also be available in 1 TB, 2 TB, and 4 TB versions. It has the same sequential read performance of up to 14,000 MB/s, but much higher write performance of up to 13,000 MB/s. The random 4K read performance is at up to 2,000K IOPS. Patriot also plans to release the PV573 SSD that should fit between these two versions in terms of performance, but the company was still not ready to share further details.

Patriot Memory Shows New Memory and External Storage Products at Computex 2025

Patriot Memory brought its full lineup of new memory and storage products to the Computex 2025 show in Taipei, and as the company is celebrating 40 years of innovation, it also showcased its special Xtreme 5 - 40th Anniversary Limited Edition DDR5 memory, and new storage products, like the PDP31 portable SSD and the Viper EV330 SSD enclosure.

Patriot Memory brought its full lineup of DDR5 memory modules and kits, including the Patriot Signature Line, Viper Venom RGB and non-RGB, Viper Elite 5 Ultra in RGB TUF Gaming Alliance or non-RGB versions, as well as its high-end Viper Xtreme 5 lineup, that comes in RGB, RGB MPOWER, non-RGB, CKD RGB and non-RGB versions. Plus the special 40th Anniversary Limited Edition kits, with capacities of up to 48 GB and speeds of up to 8,000 MT/s. The Viper Xtreme 5 CKD memory will be available in various modules and kits, reaching speeds of up to 9,600 MT/s. Patriot also showcased a couple of CKD CSODIMMs, that come in kits of up 32 GB and reach speeds of up to 7,200 MT/s.

Patriot Memory Showcases Full Performance and Mobile Storage Lineup at Computex 2025

Patriot Memory, a global leader in high-performance memory, storage, and gaming-grade hardware, returns to COMPUTEX 2025 with a powerful lineup of next-generation innovations. The company will unveil record-breaking DRAM speeds and the world's first DRAM-less PCIe Gen 5 SSD, alongside intelligent storage accessories designed for today's mobile lifestyles. In parallel, ACPI, Patriot's industrial brand, will debut robust enterprise and edge AI solutions—further reinforcing Patriot's leadership in performance and reliability across global markets.

Viper Xtreme 5 CKD RGB & Non-RGB High-Performance DRAM
The Viper Xtreme 5 CKD RGB and Non-RGB modules deliver ultra-high data rates of up to 9600 MT/s. Featuring an integrated Client Clock Driver (CKD) for independent signal timing, these modules maintain exceptional stability during extreme overclocking—without relying on the CPU's internal clock. It's a breakthrough solution designed for hardcore performance enthusiasts and overclockers.
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