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ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB vs Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R: Comparison
ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB vs Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R total capacity compared
The gap that matters here is total capacity: ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB 8 GB against Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R 32 GB, which puts Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R 75% ahead. Capacity per module runs the same way, 8 GB on the ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB versus 16 GB on the Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R, another win for Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R. On rated speed there is little in it, 4800 MT/s on the ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB versus 6000 MT/s on the Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R. Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R also leads on peak bandwidth, 38.4 GB/s on the ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB versus 96.0 GB/s on the Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R. They differ on module count too, 1 on the ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB versus 2 on the Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R. There is a split on kit type as well, Single Module on the ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB versus Dual Channel Kit on the Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R. Colour is not the same on both, Black on the ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB versus Grey on the Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R.
Which should you buy, ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB or Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R?
Buy the ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB for desktop DDR5 builds needing 8GB of memory. The Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R is the one to take for AM5 builds that want the 6000MT/s 1:1 sweet spot and builds that want RGB lighting, though it is not built for adding a second kit later for four sticks. It is the wrong buy for latency-focused builds: 83% of desktop DDR5 kits are as tight or tighter.
Where the two are identical
Where they agree, they agree completely, ddr generation, ram segment and form factor included, so the decision does not turn on any of those.
Specs and benchmarks
Speed Score
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- –
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- 7.0/10
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 AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- DDR5
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- DDR5
Brand
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- ADATA
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- Gigabyte
Part Number
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- ARS32G60D5R
Module Count
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- 1
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- 2
RAM Segment
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- Desktop DDR5
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- Desktop DDR5
Form Factor
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- DIMM
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- DIMM
Total Capacity
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- 8 GB-75%
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- 32 GBBest
Capacity Per Module
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- 8 GB-50%
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- 16 GBBest
Kit Type
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- Single Module
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- Dual Channel Kit
Rated Speed
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- 4800 MT/s
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- 6000 MT/sBest
Colour
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- Black
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- Grey
Peak Bandwidth
- ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB
- 38.4 GB/s-60%
- Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R
- 96.0 GB/sBest
Which one should you pick?
Choose ADATA AO2V48UC8W1-BHLS 8GB if you already have it on hand or find it at a lower price.
Choose Gigabyte ARS32G60D5R if you want the higher total capacity (32 GB vs 8 GB), the higher capacity per module (16 GB vs 8 GB) and the higher peak bandwidth (96.0 GB/s vs 38.4 GB/s).