Where can I lookup very specific Mainboard informations?

what about the Z170-PRO-GAMING from asus, mentioned before? is that also alright?
what do you mean??? but i CAN overclock my ram right? u mean its just not very well suited for this? cause i dont care if its just a little but, its better than nothin...

thank you also for the video, ive tried searching for my mbs model but didnt find anythign that way... ill watch it and try what they show!

wait? i dont understand! u can buy ocram sticks? what do those 2800mhz sticks stock clocks like? 2133mhz as well? and why would a developer put a recommended oc tact on his product, when he could tact it himself to that clock???

youtube vid at 6:24
im feelin so retarded right now! no i gotta test that! i seriously thought tried this too! omfg man!

EDIT:
so ive just tried my first "real" overclocking. and i totally failed at it
are you good at this stuff? cause i feel like ill raise a ot of questions, concerning this topic.
firstly, ive tried to oc the cpu and the ram simultaneously and had to reset my bios config... ive oced, just as the guy in the vid u linked me, the cpu (ive an i5-6600k if i havent mentioned this before) to 4,6ghz thru the multiplicator, so i set it to 46 and my bclk at 100 so it was 4600mhz and my ram to 2433mhz, i let xmp enabled btw, which all in all didnt make any problems at all in any of my attempts later on, at least not that i had been awaare of this. i saved the bios settings and restarted. after this the pc gave me some beep error tones, which i cant remember but it sounded not good and after a restart the uefi asked me if i want to load the omptimized standard settings which did. btw, ive mentioned before i think that my mainboard has some presetes for my cpu 4.2, 4.3, 4.4ghz for the 6600k and 4.4, 4.5, 4.6 for the 6700k. previously (and right now as i write this) i used the 4.4ghz presets, which is/was running stable, no problems. now the thing is when i clock my cpu manually, so just adjusting the multiplicator to 44 and try to run my pc that way with the preset disabled, i get some weird issues! everything works normal if the cpu isnt loaded at its peak, like it is when stressing it out with cpu-z, cause thats what i did when encountering those problems (they involve a sudden freeze, no lag or something, just straight up freeze) and i tried this with 4,5ghz twice and once with 4,4ghz each time my pc froze and windows 10 gave me his new version of bsod, each time with an new "error" message, some irwl driver issue, some watchdog issue, and the thirdd time it was something different. each time that happened i had also to reset my bios. so.... why is this? how do i overclock properly and what could have caused this problem? ive monitored the temp ofthe cpu btw and the max of all core temps were of all oc's 56 °C. so idk, either the temp sensores r defect or its another matter than the temperatur...
another thing, when activating the rams xmp profile and working at stock clock (2133) my bios sets the latency natively to 13 cas (like the dev intended it) now when i oc the ram the latency always switches back to 15 cas! although i leave the xmp on! why is that? and my last attempt was ocing the ram while then deactivating the xmp and manually setting the lattency which was 13-13-13-36 before. although, when i just do this and leave every other setting at auto i get memory errors. oh shit forgot to say this, ive used memtest (thats literally all the prog says, i hope you know which proogram i mean) to determine any issues and the only time i got instantly so mkuch of them i couldnt click them all away is, when i tried to set the latency myself. as i overclocked the ram but did not change the latency (with ot without xmp enabled) everything went smooth. just right now i am using my ram at 2666mhz. can you help me set my latency properly? and does it make much of a difference if i do that? will it speed up load time of apps or something?

i hope you could understand what i wrote there, this is obviously not my mother tongue and always when i write long texts it might get real awkward reading it...