Second copy of the Palit GeForce GTX 650 1 GB video BIOS, part number NE5X65001301-1073F, the same 120 KB size as the other upload.

Raw 8 MB binary named ea40 hw org, which suggests an original dump read from hardware, though the device it belongs to is not identified by the name.

Tiny 61-byte plain text note titled eMMC points, with no device, model or board named in the file name.

Generic BIOS binary with an uninformative name that states no brand, model or board number; the only clues are the BIN format and its 4 MB size, which corresponds to a…

Raw read of a Macronix MX25L6405 flash chip, 8.00 MB, with a doubled extension in the name and no model, board or version information.

Generic firmware file named hub in BIN format, 2.00 MB in size. The name does not identify the device, brand, board or chip, so it is unclear whether it is a laptop…

Binary firmware image of exactly 8 MB with an uninformative name that gives no brand, model or board number.

Another copy of the ASUS K53SV revision 3 BIOS image, marked with suffix 3, and carrying the same PCB manufacturing codes E89382, MV-4 and 94V-0.

Apple firmware dump with an uninformative name; wd and gbm give no definite model, board number or revision.

Firmware archive whose name only reads xite, me and L45, giving no clear brand, board number or revision, stored as a 1.07 MB RAR.

Samsung LTN101NT06-201 panel identification data, 128 bytes, matching the length of one base EDID block.

EDID dump for a Samsung LTN156AT15 panel tied in the name to the Samsung R525 laptop and the code Bremen B, 256 bytes long.

EDID-related dump for an LP154W01-TLF3 panel marked as the Dell version, but at 4 KB it is far larger than a normal 128 or 256-byte EDID block.

A 512-byte binary whose name, i6400, gives only a short model-like tag without panel details.

Display EDID for the Chi Mei N156BGE-L52 panel, 256 bytes, no revision given. Chi Mei N156 model numbers usually indicate a 15.6-inch class LCD.

EDID dump for a B154EW01 V.C 15.4-inch-class panel from a Dell machine, 512 bytes, which is larger than the usual 128 or 256 bytes and probably a full EEPROM read with…

Intel ME firmware region at version 8.0.13.1502, the 1.5 MB production edition intended for consumer systems with the smaller ME layout.

BIOS image of 512 KB in raw binary form named 946gzis, which points to an Intel 946GZ based desktop board, though the name lists no manufacturer, model or version.

Binary firmware image whose name gives only a version number, 6.0.2.1194, with no device, brand or board stated. The file is a raw 1.36 MB BIN.

Firmware dump called R0210Z5, 2.00 MB, .rom extension. The name is cryptic and carries no clear brand, model or board number.

Dell Inspiron 5520 BIOS dump from a Core i7 configuration, second copy, 4.50 MB .rom file.

Raw read of an SST25VF016B SPI flash chip, 2.00 MB in size, which matches the 16 Mbit capacity of that part.

BIOS file for the Acer Aspire V3-571G at version 1.07, in .rom format with a size of 3.50 MB.

Raw dump read from an XM25RH64C flash chip in an SOP8 package, saved with a programmer timestamp of 8 November 2026.

Full read of a GD25Q128B serial flash in WSON8 package, timestamped 8 November 2026, with a name marked ok and full, suggesting the read verified correctly.

Generic 32 MB binary whose name, 32.BIN, only reflects its capacity and gives no brand, model or board number.

Generic BIOS archive whose name only says bios region, giving no laptop model, board number or chip type.

Raw firmware image of 16.0 MB in BIN format named GH51Mx64; the name looks like a BIOS image identifier but gives no laptop model, brand or board number, so the target…

Firmware binary with an uninformative name, south kr 256, which gives no device, brand or board number.

BIOS binary whose name refers only to a lock and to version 14, without naming any laptop model, brand or board number.

Raw binary firmware image of 16.0 MB, named only with a timestamp and SVOD3, so the device and board are not identified by the name.

Exploded view sheet covering model code GLWMS75BDGEL, about 14.9 MB in Excel format. Neither the brand nor the product type appears in the name, only the code itself.

Flash dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B chip in a WSON8 package, timestamped 2 May 2024 and labelled Unlock, compressed in an 8.6 MB RAR.

Unlabelled 2 MB binary dump called U21, giving no device, maker or board information beyond what looks like a component reference designator.

Fourth variant in a set of HP 655 AMD firmware files, roughly 4.38 MB in size. That size does not match a common SPI chip capacity, so the file may be an update image or…

Second copy of an 8.00 MB BIOS image tagged 8440 usoo, likely kept as an alternative read or backup of the same machine.

Toshiba Portege R500 firmware file, 2.02 MB, stored without an extension. The name lists only the model, with no board number, revision or version.

Full 16.0 MB read of a Winbond W25Q128 SPI flash chip, saved by a programmer with a 2017-01-04 timestamp in the name.

Intel CSME firmware, release 16.0.15.1518, Consumer edition for H chipsets at stepping A, production extracted, 3.45 MB.

Firmware dump attributed to an Acer Aspire, given without a file extension and weighing exactly 2.00 MB, which corresponds to a 16 Mbit SPI flash.