Apart from two of the most notable products from ASRock's booth, the X79 Extreme11 and Z77E-ITX, ASRock unveiled almost every other 7-series chipset motherboard it has in the works. The lineup is diverse, and based on every chipset model Intel will launch in the 7-series.

The Q77M-vPro is designed for commercial desktops that are part of extremely dense local network (such as corporate networks), with an established network hierarchy, and environments that demand greater manageability and data-security. The B75M is based on the Intel B75 chipset, and designed for more mainstream business desktops for small and medium enterprises.The same B75 chipset is also implemented on the mini-ITX form-factor, with the B75M-ITX. Lastly, there's the H77 Pro4/MVP. This board is designed for media professionals/consumers, with abundant connectivity. The "MVP" in the name denotes LucidLogix Virtu MVP as being part of the feature set, which provides enhanced GPU virtualization and load-balancing between integrated and discrete GPUs.