BIOS file whose name gives only 915GAV, which suggests an Intel desktop board based on the 915 chipset, though nothing further is stated.

Firmware archive for a board identified only as NB8609 PCB MB V4, with no brand or model stated, which makes it hard to match with confidence.

BIOS firmware for Quanta board DANM6AMB6F0 revision F, although the name writes the last character as an O, likely a typo for zero.

Firmware package for the AN52V board, the smallest of the AN52 family files at 338 KB zipped. Only the model is identified; no version or chip information appears.

Raw 4.00 MB BIOS binary associated with the Compaq CQ41, the suffix 1409F0F apparently identifying a specific unit or configuration, though the name does not explain it.

Intel D865GBF desktop board BIOS, provided as a 512 KB raw binary. The file name identifies only the model, with no firmware version or working status.

512 KB firmware file for the Intel D845GLLY desktop board. The name provides the model only, so the BIOS version and source of the dump are not known.

Desktop BIOS image of 512 KB for a board identified as Conroe 5P945C GLI, which points to an Intel 945 chipset platform for Conroe generation processors.

Original binary BIOS image for the Lenovo Legion Y530, tied to the LCFC motherboard NM-C871.

Generic 16 MB BIOS binary simply called NEWBIOS, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

A 16.0 MB BIOS image tagged 08A3C, firmware version F22, and stated to include DMI data, meaning serial and system identification fields are populated.

Uppercase EC.BIN image of 32.0 MB with no laptop model, board number or firmware version stated, which makes it uninformative on its own.

ZIP archive of 13.8 MB named Veg Checker, filed as BIOS or firmware, though the name gives no model, board or version.

Zipped binary firmware file whose name gives no model, brand or board number, so its purpose cannot be determined from the title alone.

Zip archive containing a binary named only for its size, 2 MB, with no brand, model or board number given.

Uninformative name: an 8.00 MB BIOS image labelled hp x360 without extension, model, board number or version.

8 MB BIOS dump whose name pairs 8560 with W25Q64, the Winbond 64 Mbit SPI flash it was read from.

BIOS flash image for model 6930p, size 4.00 MB, stored without a file extension. Unlike the graphic-tagged files in the same set, the name carries no variant hint, so it…

A 1.00 MB BIOS binary called 610I, giving only a model-like number with an I suffix and no brand, board number or revision.

16 MB raw read of a GigaDevice GD25Q128B flash chip in a WSON8 package, timestamped 11 April 2024 at 11:25:41 by the programmer software.

Raw read of a Winbond W25Q64 flash chip, saved on 16 October 2019, 8 MB in size to match its 64 Mbit capacity. No laptop model or board number is stated.

Full 16 MB read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash in a WSON8 package, saved with an April 2025 timestamp and accompanied by a separate status register file.

HP embedded controller firmware, 128 KB, with a generic name that states no model, board number or version.

Binary firmware image, 8 MB, named EC-3053, which may refer to embedded controller firmware or a board code, but the name gives no brand, model or board number.

BIOS dump of 2 MB for the Compal LA-4981P laptop motherboard, with U46 likely referring to the board location of the flash chip it was read from.

Programmer read of a Winbond W25Q64BV flash chip, 8 MB, saved with a 2019-05-17 timestamp and no device information in the name.

BIOS dump identified only by board number DAG3MMB3AA0, revision A, with no laptop model named. The DA...MB...

BIOS archive titled P28 PDC, 378 KB, with a name that gives little detail. P28 could refer to a chipset or board model, and PDC is not clearly defined.

256-byte EDID image for a HannStar HSD101PFW1 LCD panel, not a system BIOS. The content is the panel identification block read by the host over DDC to set native…

Firmware dump labelled for a Hasee machine, the misspelled hasse, with the code Q3C85, which is likely a model or board identifier. The name gives little further detail.

An 8 MB BIOS binary linked to the Quanta DAG55AMB6E0 motherboard, with the name carrying the code 081FB and a note that the DMI data is intact.

Xiaomi Redmi 2A schematic archive, 4.90 MB in 7z format, with no codename or board revision stated in the name.

Original BIOS read of 2 MB, labeled sam org, most likely taken from a working Samsung laptop, though no model or board is given.

Uninformative 4 MB raw dump named orig, most likely an original read of a working BIOS chip. Neither the device nor the board number is identified by the name.

Original BIOS dump labelled fx3mc, 8.00 MB in raw binary format; the name does not state the brand, model or board number clearly.

BIOS binary for Compal board LA-8868P, offered as a 4 MB raw image. The name gives only the board number, without the device model, revision or firmware version.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4X firmware set in a 4.61 MB ZIP, with only the model given in the name.

HCL P21 PDC BIOS image, packed as a 458 KB RAR archive, the same size as an unbranded P21 PDC file, so they are likely identical.

HCL Mini Xlite M05 BIOS firmware, compressed into a 541 KB RAR archive, likely the same as an unbranded M05 file of identical size.

BIOS archive of 1.78 MB whose name, IPMH61R1, gives only a board code; it resembles an H61-chipset desktop board identifier, but no brand or model is stated, so verify…