How important is Memory speed?

What does fast memory get's me?

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Get the fastest kingston valueram available. Beyond that you're just overpaying.

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In my experience throughput isn't that important but latency is.
I think especially with modern RAM and in dual channel you'll get more than enough bandwidth, but improvements to latency is still lagging behind.

And do remember that latency is measured in clocks, but it's the absolute latency (in milliseconds) that matter so you have to divide it by the clock speed for a fair comparison.

>ram latency in milliseconds
If your RAM's latency is measured in milliseconds, it might be time for an upgrade.