BIOS image named x450cc, 8.00 MB, which points to the X450CC laptop model, although no brand is attached in the input.

Firmware image of 4 MB named U6, a component reference designator rather than a device name, so no brand, model or board number is available.

A 4 MB firmware dump simply called tv, indicating it comes from a television main board, but no brand, model, chassis or board number is given.

BIOS dump for a Sony VAIO VPC-EB series laptop on Sony board MBX-223, with M960 appearing in the name, likely the ODM project code.

BIOS dump of 4 MB whose name reads rdn 16y1. That is probably a shorthand for a model or board code with a version suffix, but the name gives no brand or board revision…

BIOS image named R0190Y5 in ROM format, 2 MB in size. The alphanumeric code looks like a firmware build identifier rather than a model name, so the target device and…

Firmware image named NAV50 in .fd format, 1.00 MB in size. The name gives no laptop brand, model or board revision, so the exact target has to be confirmed from the…

Embedded controller firmware for the Compal LA-9104P board, prepared for the ENE KB9012 keyboard controller named in the file.

Original BIOS dump labeled l1010, likely a model designation, stored as a 2 MB binary. The org tag indicates a read taken from a factory chip rather than a modified…

KBC firmware dump read from an A25L080M-F chip, as stated in the Polish name (kość means chip).

BIOS dump for an HP ProBook 450 G1, tagged with the motherboard code name Rampage and marked mb, meaning the main-board flash.

BIOS dump for an HP Pavilion dv6-2000sl fitted with an AMD Athlon II processor. The image is 2 MB, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Original BIOS read, marked org, from an HP 620 laptop. The image is 2.00 MB, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash device, and the name provides no board number or revision.

Firmware image for an HP 17 series laptop built on motherboard DAY22AMB6E0. The DA-prefixed number follows the Quanta scheme, meaning Quanta manufactured the board.

An 8.00 MB binary BIOS dump labelled dv14 mlk. Beyond what looks like a model abbreviation, the name gives no board number or revision, and the meaning of mlk is not…

Firmware dump of 2.00 MB for a board labelled DJ1 with number 09275-1, a number in Wistron's format.

Firmware dump for the Dell Inspiron 1564, with the suffix U12 most likely referring to the board reference designator of the chip it was read from.

Firmware dump for the Dell Inspiron 1545 with no further details in its name, so the processor configuration, revision and version are not stated.

A 1 MB firmware file in .fd format named AV70316A, a code that does not plainly reveal the device or vendor.

Firmware for the Acer Aspire 4552G on the Quanta board DAOZQAMB6C1, revision C. The name notes that the EC part is OK, meaning the image reportedly includes working…

FD firmware image, 1.00 MB, named 3310, a bare number that does not state brand, board, chipset or version.

BIOS or firmware binary whose name, simply 850, gives no reliable clue about the brand, model or board it belongs to.

Working BIOS for Intel desktop boards DX38BT and DX48BT2, the X38 and X48 chipset enthusiast models, packed in a compact 921 KB RAR archive.

BIOS package for motherboard 6050A2569401-MB-A02, an Inventec-numbered board, with the name also carrying the code 68IBD, supplied as a 9.18 MB RAR archive.

Raw 8 MB firmware image with the .fd extension, named MBA71_0178_B00, which follows the style of Apple EFI ROM naming where the prefix denotes the board family and the…

Firmware package for the Microsoft Surface 4, model 1724, with board number X911788-008 named in the archive.

Gigabyte GA-E350N firmware for board revision 3.0, supplied as a RAR archive of about 1.86 MB.

BIOS dump for the Dell 7710 with board code AAPB0 and Compal board number LA-C551P, read from an MX25L12805D chip in SOP16 package and dated 2022-05-08 in the name.

BIOS image for a ZX-H110D3 motherboard, a board apparently built on the Intel H110 platform with DDR3 support, made for an 8 MB flash chip as the name says.

BIOS dump for the Compal CAL60 platform, board LA-F114P revision 1.0, BIOS version A00, intended for a 16 MB SPI flash chip and archived as a 5.67 MB ZIP.

eMMC firmware package referencing the KMRP60014M part with the token b614, which likely denotes a firmware build, delivered as a 185 KB RAR.

BIOS for a Huawei laptop built on the Quanta board DAH98NMB8C0, revision C, in an 11.1 MB RAR.

BIOS dump for a laptop board numbered LA-B171P, with the Management Engine region cleaned, according to the name.

BIOS firmware for the ZX-A88M2+ desktop motherboard, version 1.0, in a 1.63 MB RAR archive.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for Compal motherboard LA-D711P in the AMD version, marked as tested.

BIOS archive for the ASUS X542UF laptop, whose main board is labelled X542UQ at revision 2.0.

Firmware dump for a Dell Alienware Aurora desktop on board IPCFL-SC revision A00, naming a GigaDevice GD25Q128B flash chip, a 16 MB (128 Mbit) SPI part.

Small BIOS archive of 491 KB named PN73VS-M. The name gives no brand, board revision or version, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the title alone.

BIOS backup for Quanta board DA0X31MBAF0 revision F, associated in the name with TPN-Q178 and project X31; the BAK token suggests a dump read from a working board.

Firmware dump for the ASRock H61M-S Plus desktop motherboard, a board using the Intel H61 chipset, packed in a RAR.