Working BIOS dump for the ASUS GA401Q laptop, reported by its name as fully functional. No board revision or chip type is given in the name.

BIOS archive for the Acer Aspire AL14-32P laptop, 6.14 MB, with no board number given in the name. The RAR may hold a vendor update or a raw SPI dump.

Copy-suffixed firmware image for the 2230CS model designation, 2.00 MB, paired with a file of the same base name.

BIOS dump labelled M300 for a board numbered DATE1MM8E0 with an Intel GM45 chipset, stored for a 25X16 series flash chip, which is a 16 Mbit (2 MB) SPI part.

Firmware dump for the HP Pavilion x360 13-s154sa convertible, in a 4.51 MB RAR archive.

Firmware dump for the Intel D945GZCC desktop board, stored without a file extension and 512 KB in size, consistent with a 4 Mbit flash device.

ZIP archive of 1.88 MB for the ASUS N551ZU laptop, with the name indicating BIOS version 307.

8MB BIOS dump labelled for an HP x360 laptop with the token 11k, which may refer to a model variant, though the name does not make that clear.

BIOS image for the Acer 5749 in .fd format, 2.56 MB in size. An .fd file is often a firmware update capsule rather than a full chip dump, and its size does not match a…

Firmware dump for a Fusion FLTV-22C10 television, version V1N08, read from a Winbond W25Q32BV SPI flash chip.

Original BIOS dump, marked org in the name, for a machine identified only as CQ61, pointing to the Compaq Presario CQ61 line. No model suffix or board number is given.

Binary firmware image coded DEL1201 V100AAML6b3, 1.69 MB, apparently for a DEL1201 DSL modem under ZyXEL style naming, though the name gives no brand or hardware…

Unlocked BIOS image for the Samsung NP-R428, provided as a 785 KB RAR. The name gives no version or flash chip details; unlocked normally indicates a dump with password…

ZIP archive of 411 KB named A2K0206A, a cryptic code that does not identify the brand, model or board.

Firmware dump for the LG 1942S monitor, read from the W25X20 SPI flash at position IC502, 256 KB in size to match that 2 Mbit chip.

Firmware dump for the Dell Inspiron 15R-5520, labelled as taken from a unit fitted with an Intel Core i7 processor, supplied as a 3.94 MB ZIP archive.

BIOS dump for a DEXP Aquilon O107 tablet-style device, with the name noting a CLV 950 C HD 6.71 build string, W54T0 D03 identifiers and an MX25U6435 flash chip, in a…

Flash dump (Damp in the name is a transliteration of dump) for a receiver based on a 3329B platform, firmware 1.4.26, packed as a 903 KB RAR.

BIOS dump for the ASUS GX502LXS laptop, board revision R2.1, provided in an 8.57 MB RAR archive and marked OK by the source.

Backup dump archive for an ASUS P8H61-M board, labelled BM6620 and described as an old backup.

BIOS firmware for the Dell OptiPlex 760 desktop, carrying the reference E93839, which is probably the board or chipset identifier. The file is marked as a working dump.

BIOS image packed in RAR for the HP ProBook 450 G3 on Quanta motherboard DAX63CMB6C0, about 4.5 MB compressed.

RAR package of 2.30 MB for the Philips 32PFL1335/T3 LCD television. Beyond the model and the T3 regional suffix the name says nothing about board number or chip, so open…

Intel Converged Security and Management Engine System Tools, build 15.0.35.1951, supplied as a 19.0 MB RAR file.

Flash dump package for the TP-Link TD-W8901G wireless ADSL router, hardware revision 3.0, with 25X16AVS noted in the name, probably identifying the 25-series serial…

Generic BIOS dump with an uninformative name and no brand, model or board number. It is a raw 32 MB .bin image, a size matching a 256 Mbit SPI flash chip found on many…

Binary BIOS file of 1.00 MB named DV5FY, presumably for a dv5-series laptop, with an FY suffix that the name does not explain; no board number or revision is provided.

Binary firmware dump of 1.00 MB named dv5ci, apparently for a dv5-series laptop; the ci suffix is not explained and no board number or revision is given.

Recovery archive for the Dahua DH-XVR5116HS, 14.9 MB in ZIP form, with board identifiers 41_111 and D1621 given in the name.

Raw read of a Winbond W25Q32 SPI flash chip, named with a capture date of 2019-08-25 and a timestamp, as programmer software typically saves dumps.

Firmware dump for a Samsung S20A300B monitor, model code LS20A300BSXT, with main processor SE1059LHMLNT and a W25X40 SPI flash at position IC401.

RAR archive of 2.76 MB for Wistron board 12291-2, labelled spi 1, which suggests the first SPI flash dump from a two-chip setup.

BIOS dump labelled for a Dell 820, with OG likely marking an original read from the chip.

Firmware for the ASUS DSL-N10 router, hardware revision C1, marked OK, which suggests a working or tested dump, though that is not explicit. M.Z remains unexplained.

ASUS N10P firmware archive, with the name marking the dump as read OK, meaning it was taken successfully from a chip.

Small utility archive, about 39 KB, whose name describes it as an Intel TXE/ME injector.

Firmware dump for the HP Revolve 810 G3, labelled OK and manufacturing, in a 9.03 MB ZIP archive.

BIOS dump for the ASUS N551ZU laptop, board revision 2, saved as an 8.00 MB binary. The size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip, the type commonly fitted to this…

2 MB raw firmware file named 1340ok2; the name suggests a model numbered 1340 and a dump marked as working, but no brand, board number or version is given.

Archive containing an original BIOS dump for the N55SF laptop, as the name marks it ORIG.