ASRock equips the Extreme7+ with a twelve phase digital power phases regarding the CPU. Furthermore there are ASRocks so called "Super Alloy chokes" on this motherboard, which, as the name indicates, are made from a special alloy. This alloy should help reducing operating temperature. Also ripple and DCR are lower than with the chokes used on previous generation motherobards. Apart from that, saturation current is also higher.
There are four DIMM-slots on the
Z170 Extreme7+. Officially supported are DDR4
3500 (O.C.) / 3233 (O.C.) / 2933 (O.C.) / 2666 (O.C.) / 2400 (O.C.) / 2133. There is enough space between the DIMM-slots and the CPU socket which
means that you won't encounter compatibility problems with big coolers even when you choose to install RAM with big heatspreaders.
Also supported are Xtreme Memory Profiles (XMP) in version 2.0.
On the
Z170 Extreme7+ the southbridge is being cooled by a
passive cooling block. A closer look at the VRM area shows
that there are two additional heatsinks connected to eachother via a heatpipe. All blocks feature excellent build quality and aprt from that also the overall weight of the motherboard is high. This underlines that the Extreme7+ is a high-end board.
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