BIOS dump for the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m motherboard, board number 6050A2514101, the MB suffix marking the main board.

Zipped BIOS file named bottom, which points to a dump from the lower of two flash chips or from the underside of a board.

Duplicate of the 2540P BIOS file marked HPLOCKED, again 8.00 MB, indicating a dump that likely came from a locked HP machine.

Second copy of a 2.00 MB firmware dump for an HP 635 laptop with an AMD platform, as stated in the name; no motherboard number or BIOS version is given.

Raw SPI flash dump read from a Winbond W25Q64BV chip, saved with a date stamp of 13 July 2024 in the name, which suggests an automatic save by a programmer utility.

Zip archive of BIOS firmware for the HP 255 G1 laptop, about 4.4 MB compressed. The name gives no board number, revision or version, so open the archive to see whether…

CSME System Tools for Intel ME version 12, package revision r32, in a 15.1 MB RAR archive.

Archive for the ASUS TUF FX506H and FX506HC gaming laptops on Quanta board DA0NJJMBAG0, project code NJJ, with a clearmess tag whose meaning the name does not explain.

BIOS dump for the Samsung NP-R519 notebook, XA01RU Russian configuration, compressed to 952 KB. The name carries no motherboard number or chip type.

Larger HCL firmware package of 23.5 MB, RAR format, named ME 45 and most likely tied to an HCL ME series model 45.

BIOS dump labelled only H110M4, an Intel H110 chipset desktop board, without the sub-variant suffix that usually separates different H110M4 versions.

Raw 4.00 MB BIN dump labelled SUPRA 55 with a 1920x1080 resolution, most likely firmware for a Supra 55-inch TV main board with a Full HD panel, though the name gives no…

Firmware dump for a board labelled H310C-0PS at revision A03, read from a Winbond W25Q64BV SPI chip; the remaining digits look like a date and serial or build…

BIOS dump for the ASUS N56VM laptop, taken from a motherboard marked revision 2.3 and labelled as working.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB for the ASUS K42JR, flagged twice as OK in the name, indicating a dump reported as working.

Firmware dump in ROM format, 4.00 MB, identified only by the code JE40124. That token resembles a board project code with a revision or version number appended, but the…

Firmware dump for the Dell Inspiron 5447 on Compal board LA-B012P, noted for a Core i7 configuration; the tokens dx and bf are not explained, though bf may mean a dump…

Flash dump for the Acer Aspire E1-471G taken from the chip at position U8, as the name indicates.

ASUS BIOS dump for model M80CJ, tagged as a working image and labelled 0805, probably a BIOS version number, supplied as a RAR archive.

16 MB BIOS dump with the short name N73, associated with board number 6050A2728001, which follows the Inventec numbering pattern used on boards built for HP.

BIOS dump for a board identified as Q67H2-AM, a 1.86 MB rar archive. Note that the name lacks the 2 suffix seen on related Q67H2-AM2 files, so confirm the exact model…

Raw 16 MB BIOS dump for board 17841-1, a number that follows the Wistron pattern, with the ME region cleaned and marked OK.

BIOS dump labelled for the Acer Aspire One D260 netbook, supplied without a file extension at 1.00 MB, which corresponds to an 8 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS dump for the ASUS ZenBook 14 UX433FN, read from a Winbond W25Q128JV series chip, which is a 128 Mbit (16 MB) SPI flash, with a timestamp of 2020-03-18 in the name.

BIOS dump labelled for the CQ61 on the Quanta DA00P8MB6D1 board, Intel version, packed in a small 877 KB RAR archive.

Binary firmware dump of 8 MB tagged UA40K5100AR, apparently a television model code, with no board number or chip type given in the name.

BIOS dump for an HP DV6 laptop on board 6050A2412201-MB-A02, stored in a 4.03 MB RAR archive.

Raw 8 MB BIN firmware image labelled for the ASUS UX310UA, described as an original out image, which most likely means a dump read from a working unit.

Intel DH61BF desktop board BIOS dump, 4.00 MB, with the name noting the Macronix MX25L3206E as the flash chip it came from or targets.

Firmware image for the Biostar H61MGV3 motherboard, labelled OK to indicate a working dump, with no version stated in the name.

Flash dump for the TCL 32D12 television made for a Winbond W25Q32 serial flash chip, which holds 32 Mbit (4 MB). The RAR archive is 1.41 MB.

Another BIOS dump set for the Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p, mainboard NM-A032 with the VIQY1 code, slightly smaller at 3.13 MB than other copies of the same name.

Firmware dump for the Samsung UA32H4100AR television, read from a 25Q32 series SPI flash, which holds 32 Mbit or 4 MB.

BIOS dump for the Dell OptiPlex 980 desktop, read from a chip identified as 25L6446E, a Macronix MX25L6445E family 64 Mbit SPI flash.

Firmware dump for a Samsung 1931BF+ LCD monitor, stored as a 128 KB raw binary. That size matches a 1 Mbit SPI flash, the kind often used with monitor scaler chips…

BIOS archive labelled 5750G, most likely the Acer Aspire 5750G, although the name gives no brand or board number.

Raw 8.00 MB firmware dump named x200 with the extra tokens ma r, whose meaning is not clear; no brand or board number is stated, so the source device must be confirmed.

ASUS X550CC BIOS read in raw binary form, 8.00 MB to suit a 64 Mbit SPI flash, marked by the name as read OK, meaning it was successfully read from a chip.

ZIP archive with BIOS firmware for the ASUS X553MA notebook; the name gives no board revision or version number.

ZIP archive of BIOS files labelled a100-105, 875 KB. The name suggests versions or models in an A100 to A105 range, but gives no brand or device, so its target needs…