Ripple Current Rating? Is a higher rating preferred?

I have a handful of two different kinds of panasonic caps that are supposed to be essentially the same (FC series) Anyway I was comparing the specs and they have different ripple current ratings.

One says:

Ripple current
(100kHz)
(+105°C)
(ma)
175

The other is 120. The impedance is lower on the first one as well, but the physical size is a little bigger. I'm just confused, is the first ripple current rating better meaning it can handle more, or will it allow more ripple to pass through ie: less smooth which is bad?

I know that overall listening myself is the best determination...I'm just trying to understand how to read the specs for my own personal benefit.

bump?

yes, more is better.

If you need it.

The first cap in a pwr supply filter drinks the most ripple.

So put the good guys up front.