Compact RAR archive of 3.19 MB carrying firmware for the ASUS X550JX laptop, with no board revision, version or contents described in the name.

BIOS firmware archive for a Quanta-designed motherboard numbered DAG34AMB6D0, revision D, with the name marking the dump as OK, meaning it was reported as working.

Software image for the Micromax 32B200HD-I television, tagged v59s in the name. The file is 3.25 MB, which is not a standard flash size, so it is likely an update…

Unlocked variant of the original BIOS bin for the HP EliteBook 840 G3, archived as RAR at 7.39 MB.

Firmware dump for a Samsung B1930N 19-inch monitor, marked ok in the name, which suggests it was tested and works.

Firmware archive for the HP EliteBook 8570p, 5.26 MB in RAR form, with no board number, version or chip details in the name.

Zipped BIOS binary for the ASUS K42F notebook, with 3.3 in its name, likely a board revision, though the name does not make that explicit.

Raw 1.00 MB BIOS backup whose name points to a Gigabyte P41T-UD3L desktop motherboard, although no brand is given.

BIOS archive for the HP Compaq 621 integrated-graphics version on Inventec board 6050A2364401-MB-A01, with ATI chip 216-0749001 named.

BIOS archive for the HP G60 laptop, labelled warrior2 with the reference 07239-4. The token looks like a Wistron-style project name and board number, but treat that as a…

HP ProBook 6450b firmware in a 1.93 MB zip archive, matched to board 6050A2326601. The number 4 in the name may be an uploader's index or chip tag; its meaning is not…

4 MB BIOS dump for a Quanta R53 board, number DA0R53MB6E1, revision E, taken from the chip at location U19 and marked OK, meaning it was reported as working.

BIOS firmware archive labelled g62-a10se, which refers to the HP G62-A10SE notebook model, though the name gives no board number or version.

Samsung NP270E4E-KD2 firmware in ZIP form, made for motherboard BA41-02206A, a board number shared with other Samsung 14 and 15 inch models.

Version 9.1.2.1010 binary of 1.49 MB, the name gives no device, brand or board number. Judging by its numbering and size it looks like an early Intel ME 9.1 region…

Firmware binary identified only by version 9.0.5.1367, 1.49 MB in size, with no model, brand or board number mentioned.

BIOS binary for the HP Pavilion dv5-1250us on the Quanta DAOT8HMB6BO board, revision B, written with the letter O in place of zero, so DA0T8HMB6B0 is the same number.

Firmware archive for an HP G4 laptop with motherboard DAR23GMB6A1, following the Quanta board-numbering pattern, which identifies Quanta as the ODM.

RAR archive containing BIOS firmware for an HP g6 on board DA0R53MB6E0, a Quanta board code; the OK tag in the name marks it as reported working.

Raw 4.00 MB BIOS dump labelled K42JA, most likely the ASUS K42JA, and marked test ok, meaning it was reported working on a real board.

Archive for the Dell 4110, presumably the Inspiron N4110, containing both EC firmware and the system BIOS, 2.33 MB in ZIP form.

BIOS archive for the Dell Inspiron 4110 laptop, 4.14 MB in RAR format, with no board number or revision given in the name.

RAR archive of 2.26 MB containing firmware for the HP ProBook 4530s; the name states only the model, with no board number, platform or revision.

BIOS dump for a Sony VAIO VGN-FE770G with a 15.4 inch widescreen panel and an Intel 945 chipset, carrying the tag R0170J3, which is probably the firmware version.

Copy of a K52Jr firmware image, an ASUS laptop model, 4 MB in binary format and sharing its name with another file in the index.

Firmware read from an HP G6-1330se laptop, 4 MB binary, apparently taken directly from the chip given the read prefix in its name.

BIOS binary of 8 MB for the HP EliteBook 8440p on Compal board LA-4901P, from the KCL00 platform, matched to the NVIDIA N10M discrete graphics variant and marked OK…

BIOS dump for the ASUS N551JK notebook, motherboard revision 2.0, DIS variant, meaning the board with discrete graphics rather than integrated only.

Firmware for a W2452T monitor, taken from the chip labelled IC601 on the main board, version V1.10, with checksum CDA4 and date 080219.

Original BIOS dump for the HP Pavilion dv6-6166se, marked asli, which is Indonesian for original, in a 1.90 MB RAR archive.

Tebo-ICT View version 4.0 packaged as a 4.64 MB RAR, a boardview and test fixture data viewer rather than BIOS firmware despite the listed category.

BIOS archive for the MSI CX620 notebook, delivered as a 1.50 MB RAR with no board number, revision or version stated in the name.

Compressed BIOS firmware labelled g580, almost certainly referring to the Lenovo G580 notebook, although no brand is recorded.

4 MB BIOS binary associated with model 5010 and an ATI graphics variant, labelled 4007 and marked OK, the big tag pointing to the larger of two chip images.

ASUS X550LC mainboard firmware image, 8 MB, from the X550L family, with XX032H in the name pointing to a specific retail configuration.

Firmware archive for the Sony VAIO motherboard MBX-224, following Sony's own MBX board numbering used across many VAIO models.

Compressed RAR archive of roughly 636 KB whose name gives only 1510 and A05, which looks like a model number with a Dell-style revision code, though no brand is stated.

BIOS image for the ASUS K42JR, with a doubled ok in the name suggesting it was tested and confirmed working.

RAR archive containing a main BIOS read from a Lenovo IdeaPad Z500, with a timestamp in the name suggesting it was dumped in January 2015.

Lenovo Z570 BIOS dump of 4 MB, emphatically marked as OK, meaning it was reported as a working image.