Benefit of more ram with respect to processor speed?

[DrDave]

I guess you aren't aware of the fact that 80% of the general public hasn't a clue how to even run a PC and generally loads it up with a bunch of worthless trinkets and baubles that uselessly run in the background eating up resources. My money is on the ram. It's also plain to see you have about as much experience and education in computer science as a water buffalo considering you even have to ask such a question.
Edit: You are trying to say using virtual ram would be a better path? That's absurd. Ideally, your PC shouldn't use ANY virtual ram period. What do you suppose happens when the processor ends up shuffling more data to and from the hard drive than it does processing the original programs?