Would there be any noticeable difference between the following system memories?

64GB (8 x 8GB) , PC4-17000, 2133MHz (G.SKILL - x99)
64GB (8 x 8GB) , PC4-21300, 2666MHz (G.SKILL - x99)
If I used Pr and Ae on a regular basis, would one of those cards offer a significant advantage over the other? I've read about them but I'm still not sure; I want your opinions.

When you say that it's not a recommended configuration, which of these three are you referring to?
The setup in the picture above? (In Bill Gehrke's Post)
64GB (8 x 8GB) , PC4-17000, 2133MHz (G.SKILL - x99)
or the
64GB (8 x 8GB) , PC4-21300, 2666MHz (G.SKILL - x99)?

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