Clean RGN image of Intel CSME 15.0.1.1345, Corporate SKU, for the low-power PCH at stepping B, production signed, 8.89 MB.

EC firmware for the Lenovo-designed LCFC board NM-C931 at revision 1.0, covering the flash and EEPROM contents for a Microchip MEC1663 embedded controller.

USB Type-C power delivery firmware for the Realtek RTS5453H controller, stored in a 58.4 KB RAR archive.

MC Extractor revision r330, a utility for parsing and extracting CPU microcode from BIOS images, supplied as a zip.

ROM file called amiboot, 512 KB, whose name hints at an AMI BIOS image but gives no board, model or version. The 4 Mbit size suggests an older desktop or embedded board.

Duplicate read of the G50I BIOS image, 2 MB and matching a 16-megabit SPI chip. The name does not reveal the manufacturer, motherboard number or firmware build.

BIOS binary for an ASUS K43SL laptop, 4 MB in size, matching a 32-megabit SPI flash chip. The name gives no version, board revision or source status.

Firmware binary for the LG E2050S, version V116, build 8703, dated 20100322, with an NVT tag that likely refers to the controller vendor variant.

Second copy of the HP 620I BIOS image, a 2.00 MB binary that fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Duplicate 4.00 MB .bin firmware image labelled 630I3, with the name providing no brand, board number or version; I3 possibly indicates a Core i3 variant.

Second copy of a 625a firmware dump, 2.00 MB in .bin format, with no brand, board number or version in the name. It fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Duplicate of an ASUS S551LN BIOS image, 8 MB, with copia in the name, a Portuguese word for copy.

Another 2.43 MB copy named 3CESV-RH-01, matching an entry with the same name and size, so it is probably a duplicate.

Second 16MB read of the inforcare flash chip, with no device model stated in the name. Two reads of the same chip are normally compared to confirm the dump is stable…

Second g61a firmware file, also 2 MB, suited to a 16-megabit SPI flash. Like the first copy, its name carries no motherboard number, brand or version, so identification…

HP Envy 13 laptop material packed in a 982 KB RAR archive, identified only by model name.

Archive named 2PESV11, 1.51 MB, an uninformative code with no brand or device named. It matches the size of 2pesv-11 and may be the same content under a different name…

A duplicate 2.00 MB .bin BIOS dump labelled 635, with no brand, board number or version stated in the name. The capacity matches a 16 Mbit SPI chip.

Realtek RTS5452E firmware for the B660 STEEL LEGEND motherboard, CRC32 0xFC6DD2DA. The same checksum appears on the Z690 Phantom Gaming 4 D5 image, which suggests a…

Numbered copy of the ASUS K52JR BIOS marked OK, 4 MB in size to match a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

EDID contents of a Chunghwa CLAA141XD05 14.1-inch LCD, in a 256-byte dump. The XD code suggests an XGA panel, but read the actual resolution from the decoded EDID rather…

BIOS dump of 1.00 MB for the Compaq CQ40, configuration 121TU. The name ends in the token 30F7F664, which looks like a checksum or identifier, though its meaning is not…

Firmware dump of 4.00 MB named hp pavilion mini, pointing to the HP Pavilion Mini compact desktop, with no extension, board number, revision or BIOS version given.

Samsung NP500 series BIOS dump, 8.00 MB and without a file extension, sized for a 64 Mbit SPI flash.

Second copy of an Acer 4630Z BIOS dump, marked with (1), 2.00 MB in raw BIN format for a 16 Mbit flash chip.

Extensionless 1.00 MB firmware file labelled Acer 4315, most likely a raw dump of an 8 Mbit BIOS chip.

Base 128-byte EDID for a Chunghwa CLAA140WA01A 14-inch LCD; the name gives no laptop model.

RTS5452E USB Type-C controller firmware for the B560M STEEL LEGEND desktop motherboard, a model name from the ASRock line, with CRC32 0x6842C395.

Third volume of a split RAR archive holding a Windows 8.1 Pro image, 1.00 GB. This piece is useless alone: all volumes, from the self-extracting part1 through part4…

Duplicate of the original ea40 hw dump, 8.00 MB, saved as a copy, probably kept as a spare backup.

Original Acer firmware dump for an unnamed AMD-based model. The name gives no model or board number.

256-byte binary labelled only i500, likely referring to a Dell Inspiron 500-series notebook, though the name gives no further detail.

Second 8.00 MB dump of a GigaDevice GD25Q64 BIOS chip from an HP 15 notebook labelled USOO, taken in the same 15 May 2018 session.

Second copy of the g6 grn amd BIOS image, 4.00 MB, indicating an AMD-based G6 board, though the name gives no brand, motherboard number or revision.

Second copy of a firmware dump simply called g6, 4.00 MB as a raw .bin, with no brand, board number, revision or platform variant mentioned.

Duplicate copy, marked (2), of a 1.00 MB BIOS dump named for a dv5 laptop with a graphics tag, suggesting a particular graphics configuration, though no GPU, board…

Second copy, marked (2), of a 1.00 MB .bin BIOS image named dv5ci for a dv5 notebook, with an unexplained ci suffix and no board number, chipset or revision.

Additional 4.00 MB firmware file for the 2530P, labelled with a copy suffix next to a same-named image.

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

Duplicate 16 MB copy of the Hongok-labelled T460s BIOS image for the ThinkPad T460s. Keeping two copies allows a checksum comparison to ensure neither was corrupted.