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ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ vs Kingston KF568C36-16: Comparison
What is the difference between ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ and Kingston KF568C36-16?
The gap that matters here is cas latency: ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ 22 against Kingston KF568C36-16 36, which puts ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ 64% ahead. Add true latency to that, 13.8 ns on the ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ versus 10.6 ns on the Kingston KF568C36-16, and the pattern holds. Add peak bandwidth to that, 25.6 GB/s on the ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ versus 54.4 GB/s on the Kingston KF568C36-16, and the pattern holds. Ddr generation is not the same on both, DDR4 on the ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ versus DDR5 on the Kingston KF568C36-16. They differ on ram segment too, Industrial/Embedded on the ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ versus Desktop DDR5 on the Kingston KF568C36-16. There is a split on form factor as well, DIMM on the ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ versus Desktop DIMM on the Kingston KF568C36-16. Platform optimisation is not the same on both, JEDEC Only on the ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ versus Intel on the Kingston KF568C36-16.
Which should you buy, ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ or Kingston KF568C36-16?
The Kingston KF568C36-16 suits gaming and content-creation builds wanting Renegade branding at 6800MT/s and enthusiast desktop upgrades. It is not the one for buyers who'd get better latency-per-dollar from the FURY Beast KF568C34-16 at the same speed.
Where the two are identical
The common ground is wider than the gap: capacity per module and module count are identical here.
Specs and benchmarks
Speed Score
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- –
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- 8.5/10
DDR4 and DDR5 kits are scored on separate scales, so these two scores can't be compared directly. Your motherboard supports only one of the two.
DDR Generation
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- DDR4
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- DDR5
Brand
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- ADATA
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- Kingston
Part Number
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- KF568C36-16
Series
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- ADATA Industrial
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- FURY Renegade
CAS Latency
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- 22Best
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- 36-64%
Module Count
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- 1
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- 1
RAM Segment
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- Industrial/Embedded
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- Desktop DDR5
Form Factor
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- DIMM
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- Desktop DIMM
Platform Optimisation
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- JEDEC Only
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- Intel
Capacity Per Module
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- 16 GB
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- 16 GB
True Latency
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- 13.8 ns-30%
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- 10.6 nsBest
Peak Bandwidth
- ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ
- 25.6 GB/s-53%
- Kingston KF568C36-16
- 54.4 GB/sBest
Which one should you pick?
Choose ADATA AD4U3200716G22-BADZ if you want the lower CAS latency (22 vs 36) and the higher capacity per module (16 GB vs 16 GB).
Choose Kingston KF568C36-16 if you want the lower true latency (10.6 ns vs 13.8 ns) and the higher peak bandwidth (54.4 GB/s vs 25.6 GB/s).




