Raw 32MB binary for an Inventec-numbered board, 6050A3217501. The name suggests a password-removed image prepared as new, though no laptop model is given.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire V5-531 laptop, model V5-531-4439, built on the Wistron Petra UMA mainboard with integrated graphics only.

Duplicate read of the G50I BIOS image, 2 MB and matching a 16-megabit SPI chip. The name does not reveal the manufacturer, motherboard number or firmware build.

BIOS dump for the H61H2-CM motherboard, version 1.0, with the identifier 15-Y84-011090 in the name, compressed in a 2.85 MB ZIP.

BIOS dump for the ASUS H61M-K motherboard, revision 1.02, an 8 MB binary tagged with the name of a Brazilian repair site.

Raw BIOS binary for the ASUS H81M-C desktop motherboard, an 8.00 MB image that corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware image of 4.00 MB in .bin format, named only 630, giving no brand, motherboard number or variant. The size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Generic 4 MB BIOS dump with an uninformative name and no model or board reference. A 4 MB image fits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip, common on boards from roughly the late…

2 MB binary read from an SST25VF016B flash chip, timestamped March 2019 by the programmer software. The device is not mentioned in the name.

64 KB firmware for board 6050A2638901-MB-A01, and the ce token suggests an EC or KBC image rather than the main BIOS.

Original BIOS read from an HP G62 notebook, marked org, with no exact sub-model or board number in the name. The 2 MB image matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Firmware dump for the Dell Latitude E5540, read from the chip at position U1 on the LA-A101P REV1.0 motherboard. The word PLYTA is Polish for mainboard.

Raw 8 MB binary BIOS for the Quanta motherboard DAH98AMBAD0, revision D, labelled 100% working.

Uninformative file named simply dump, a 2.00 MB binary firmware image with no model, brand or board number stated.

BIOS dump for the HP Pavilion dv6, a 2.00 MB binary. HP sold the dv6 across several generations with Intel and AMD boards from different manufacturers, and the name…

4.00 MB .bin firmware image named 630IG; the 630 points to a model series, while the IG suffix may indicate integrated graphics, though the name does not explain it or…

Uninformative file name that states only the 8 MB size, with no model, board number or chip type.

BIOS image for an ASUS K43SD laptop, named K43SDF1 in the style of ASUS firmware files. It is a 4 MB binary, which matches a 32-megabit SPI chip.

Repaired 16 MB flash dump read from a Winbond W25Q128 chip, a 128 Mbit SPI part whose capacity matches the file size.

Raw 8 MB read of a Winbond W25Q64 SPI flash, timestamped 6 February 2019 by the programmer software, with a matching status register file saved alongside.

128-byte EDID image labelled for the Dell Latitude D610, apparently its LCD panel identification data; the panel part number is not given.

Winbond W25Q128 dump of 16 MB, recorded in August 2018 by the programmer, with no model or board number in the name.

BIOS dump for Quanta board DA0ZRCMB6C0, revision C, read from a Winbond W25Q32BVSIG flash chip, which holds 32 Mbit and matches the 4 MB file size.

BIOS image for an HP Pavilion dv7-600 series laptop, a 2.00 MB raw binary that fits a 16-Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image for the Intel DG31PR desktop motherboard, a 512 KB binary matching a 4 Mbit flash chip. No BIOS version is given in the name.

A 2.00 MB BIOS file for an E40 laptop with Intel discrete-graphics configuration, as the dis in the name indicates, also marked PCH, which suggests it relates to the…

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 440 G2 and 450 G2 on a Compal LA-B181P Rev 1.0 motherboard, with the ZPL40, ZPL50 and ZPL70 board codes listed in the name.

A 16.0 MB binary whose name suggests a cleaned Management Engine image, though no device, brand or board number is given. The size fits a 128 Mbit SPI flash.

A 1 MB binary labelled CE for the Quanta motherboard DA0R33MB6E0 revision E. Its size and naming suggest a secondary firmware image, probably for the smaller chip, while…

Firmware file whose name, 1731BF, gives no model or board information. It is a 128 KB raw binary, a size common for embedded controller or keyboard controller images and…

Update image archive for the TD-W8901N hardware revision V2, carrying the date code 150526, which appears to be a May 2015 build.

Firmware image titled 089B7, 16.0 MB in raw .bin format, with nothing in the name beyond what may be a hex board or system ID.

16MB binary flash dump named inforcare, with no brand, model or board number in the name, so the device is unknown.

Small 128 KB binary with a very short, uninformative name, so its target device is unknown.

BIOS binary for the Acer Aspire 4620Z, 1.00 MB in size, which matches an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Another 2 MB BIOS dump labelled ASUS K42N, in .bin format with no revision, version or status given. The capacity matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS image for the Acer Aspire One D257 netbook, built on Quanta board DA0ZE6MB6E0, where ZE6 is the project code and the final characters indicate revision.

BIOS dump for the Acer TravelMate 2303WD based on the Intel 855GME chipset, with a DBM tag that the name does not explain.

512 KB BIOS image for the Intel D845RPI motherboard. No version, revision or tested flag accompanies the model name.

Firmware image for the Acer Aspire 5315, with z and an unexplained number 123455 in the name. The number is not explained and may simply be a label, not a version.