Are the timings bad?

Question

Iron

I want to assemble myself a home working computer, it will also be a storage and a DLNA server.
I'm looking at RAM, I need 32 gigs, no less. The question is about timings, I can not find a clear answer in any way. Some say that timings are of course important, but secondary compared to frequency. I'm tired of watching videos on this topic.
I found budget memory with the following timings: CL18-22-22-42 or CL19-23-23-45 at 3600. Is that bad for 2x16?
If you look hard for 30-35%+ to the price, you can find CL17. Is it worth overpaying?

I'm not a gamer, I just need a lot of memory to keep 4-5 desktops in the background, and so that the programs are not unloaded from memory. Well, the things listed above.

Answer 1

The equipment is rather weak, it is better to save up and take at least i5, a video card with a Ti index of 4 Gb and 16-24 Gb memory. Do not forget also about the SSD as a system (256 Gb).
All of the above games and software will be fine with your equipment, but there will be less pleasure from using it)

Answer 2

Timings are of course important, but secondary to frequency.
Moreover, you should only bother with the memory account after purchasing a top-end processor, a top-end SSD, a top-end video card (if it is used in your tasks), and if, for some reason, you still lack performance.