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Static / Dynamic JButtons and JPanels

 
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Hello,

I am creating a java application that contains numerous 50+ Panels (JPanels) and each panel could contain upto 40 buttons (JButtons). Is it better to have a static instance of each panel (and buttons) or create it dynamically and allow the garbage collector to do its job? Would the static case use a lot of memory? Which instance would be faster?
 
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