Acer firmware file of 514 KB whose name lists 1680, 4003 and 2303WD together with ATI, pointing to Acer TravelMate or Aspire models in those series fitted with ATI…

A 2 KB binary linked by name to a Lenovo machine and the LP140WF3 panel, with an spd1 suffix.

Panel EDID for a B154EW02 V3 WXGA 15.4-inch-class display from a Dell Vostro 1500, 256 bytes.

A second copy of the EDID for the AU Optronics B173RW01 V4 17.3-inch panel; the numbered suffix suggests an alternate dump from another unit, and its contents may differ…

AU Optronics B154EW02 V1 panel EDID, 256 bytes, for a 15.4-inch notebook display. The dump contains the descriptor block a laptop reads from the panel's serial EEPROM…

Intel Management Engine firmware region, version 8.0.13.1502, the 5 MB production build as the PRD and RGN tokens indicate.

One of the earliest 7.1 builds in this set, version 7.1.3.1053, named without any brand, model or board number.

A 1.49 MB binary named after version 9.5.30.1808 and nothing else, so its intended device is not stated.

Image identified only by version 9.1.30.1008, with no model, board number or brand in the name.

Tiny plain text note of only 77 bytes titled cap to bin, most likely a short instruction or command for converting an ASUS CAP capsule BIOS file into a raw BIN image.

Firmware image labelled for the IBM ThinkPad T60 with the 15.4-inch display, a 2 MB file with no extension. That size matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 32 MB flash read taken from a Winbond W25Q256FV chip in a WSON8 8x6 package, with a programmer timestamp in the name.

Generic BIOS binary of 8 MB marked only NEW, with no brand, model or board number in its name.

Firmware archive with a very terse name, UC6 BRG, that does not state the laptop model or board number.

8MB raw dump read from an EON EN25Q64 SPI flash chip, a 64-megabit part. The name holds only the chip type and a programmer date and time stamp; there is no device…

Compressed firmware image named only UG10, packed as a ZIP archive of about 417 KB. The name gives no brand, model or board number, so the target device cannot be…

Raw 4 MB read of a GigaDevice GD25Q32 SPI flash chip, captured on 24 May 2018 according to the timestamp in the name.

A 16.0 MB BIOS or firmware dump without a file extension, named 840 128 with a duplicate marker, which suggests a second copy of the same image.

Another copy of the Consumer LP ME region, CSME 15.0.30.1776 for B stepping, production, extracted; the (2) in the name suggests a duplicate saved alongside the first…

Production Intel ME firmware 11.8.50.3434 built for Corporate H-series chipsets, DA stepping, provided as a ready RGN region of 7.01 MB.

Intel ME 11.8.56.3522, Consumer SKU for LP chipsets at C stepping, NPDM build without Power Down Mitigation, as a clean 1.75 MB production region.

BIOS dump for an Acer Aspire One netbook, 1.00 MB, tagged ORG, most likely meaning an original image read from a working unit.

Second firmware archive for the NUTMEG-MINI-ITX board, revision 1.00, at 3.79 MB; the slightly larger size points to different contents or a different read of the same…

Short Russian-language text note, about 2 KB, that matches versions of NVIDIA MODS to graphics card families in the NVIDIA lineup.

Firmware archive named only clear me, a ZIP of about 4.76 MB, with no model, board number or brand given.

Raw firmware image with an uninformative name, ZAS with a .fd extension appended to .BIN, giving no brand, model or board number.

An 8 MB BIOS binary tagged as ASUS, but the file name JYTUT gives no model or board number, so it is uninformative on its own.

Raw binary BIOS or firmware dump with an uninformative name, ZQS, that identifies no brand, model or board number.

BIOS image for the ASUS S56C notebook, supplied as a 256 KB binary. A file this small is unlikely to be a full system BIOS for this class of laptop and may instead be an…

Copy of an ASUS H61M-K revision 1.02 BIOS, 8 MB, saved with an .enc extension, which suggests the file may be encoded or encrypted and not usable as a raw image until…

A binary firmware image labelled only with version 7.1.13.1088, a 1.49 MB file. Nothing in the name identifies the device, board or flash chip, so the target hardware…

EDID data for the LTN156AT16-L01 15.6-inch class panel, labelled in the name as taken from a Lenovo G570.

This Dell-labelled 128-byte image carries the token 141WP1, which looks like part of a 14.1-inch LCD panel model code.

EDID data for a Chi Mei N184H3-L02 laptop LCD panel, saved as a 256-byte binary. No revision is given in the name.

EDID image for the Chi Mei N156B6-L3D panel, revision C1, 256 bytes long. Note the L3D suffix, which distinguishes it from the more common N156B6-L06.

Stored display data (EDID) for the Chi Mei N154I3-L03 notebook panel, a 15.4-inch model per Chi Mei part numbering. The name gives no revision.

Data dump for a BOE NV140FHM-N62 14-inch-class panel, version V8, at 4.00 KB, which is far larger than a standard EDID of 128 or 256 bytes.

Clean Intel ME region, firmware 9.0.2.1345, the 1.5MB production variant as given in the name.

Firmware package for the ASUS X200LA mainboard, revision 2.1, delivered as a 3.33 MB ZIP archive.

Uninformative file name: only the version 7.1.60.1193 is given, with no device, vendor or board identification.