Value ram won't limit your o/c what so ever. Depending on the chip (luck of the draw) you may get anywhere from 2.0-2.7 most people seem to fall in the 2.3-2.6 range with the 3000+. My 3200+ maxes at 2601mhz. The 2 really key components for overclocking are the motherboard and the power supply.
Do your research here in the forums and make sure you pick a mobo that overclocks well, and get a quality power supply. It doesn't have to be high wattage 500-600 watts, watts aren't the important thing.
Good thermal protection circuitry, stable amperage on the 3 power rails, etc... thats what make a good power supply. Too many people overlook this component in a system and cut corners on cost, or go for flash and high wattage over substance. Stay with the best makers Antec, Fortron, Enermax, PC cooling, Seasonic, OCZ etc... this is the component that everything in your system depends on.
The reason I harp on the power supply is that when you are overclocking everything is amplified and running at higher speeds in your system, the slightest fluctuations in power can cause you system to crash. I can't tell you how many guys I've seen with $$$$$'s invested in their rigs, that can't overclock very well because of their flacky $50 600w power supply