ASRock is a relatively new company when compared to some of the motherboard manufacturers out there. Started in 2002 they wanted to use a 3C model, "Creativity, Consideration, and Cost-effectiveness".ASRock has always been one of the first to implement a new technology into their motherboards. They were the first to offer a front panel USB 3.0 bundle. ASRock is also the first (and only to my knowledge) to offer an Intel P67 chipset that supports Intel Lynnfield LGA 1156 CPU's. Nope, that's not a typo, it really does use processors in the LGA1156 package! Curious, you can find details on the ASRock P67 Transformer on the ASRock website. The ASRock P67 Transformer is just one of the many unique things that ASRock has done in the past and present. What we have today, isn't as unique as the P67 Transformer though it should be just as much fun if not more. The ASRock A75 Pro4 is one of six socket FM1 motherboards that ASRock offers up.