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Interesting question Dude.
In my job I deal with hydraulics which leads to this law of physics, "Pascal's Law is also called the "Hydrostatic paradox" and it says that the pressure on the bottom of a vessel with a fluid in it is only depending on the distance to the surface and the density, but not on the shape of the vessel.", which means no fluid has its own shape and will transfer energy directly corresponding to the energy pushing it unless the surface area has been altered to relate to an eqaution prescribed by mathmatical calculation discovered by Pascal. We could equivilate the query to a time v volume treatise expounded by the mathematician Albert Einstien, (mar 1879-april 1955).
Bottom line, you want more ram, and tolerate slower ram. Machines are so fast now, just get more ram. What's a nano second, go for volume. Besides, any memory is fast now.
equation (large amounts of fast ram/your budget)=the best thing.
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