Firmware file named geogi, an uninformative label that identifies no device; it is 4.00 MB and has no extension.

Second 8 MB copy of the 250 G1 firmware dump, useful for checking that both reads are identical before trusting either.

Generic binary of 16 MB labelled only with the 25Q128JVS chip marking, which matches Winbond's W25Q128JV 128 Mbit SPI flash in an SOIC-8 package.

8 MB firmware file named after a 25Q64FV-series chip marking, likely the Winbond W25Q64FV, with no device or board information in the name.

Firmware dump named only after the Macronix MX25L12805 flash chip, a 128 Mbit (16 MB) SPI part, packed in a ZIP of 8.31 MB.

Original 2 MB dump taken from the chip at reference U20, saved without a file extension.

Keyboard controller firmware dump, the name indicating a KBC original read, provided as a 256 KB binary.

Unlabelled 16 MB binary dump from a GD25Q128B (128 Mbit) chip in WSON8 form, with only a programmer-generated timestamp in the name and no model or board number.

BIOS archive for an X453MA, an ASUS model code, though the brand is not stated; labelled ok new, suggesting a fresh dump confirmed working.

Full 16 MB backup from a Winbond W25Q128BV in a WSON8 package, captured by programmer software on 7 December 2024 at 13:12:30.

An 8 MB binary named after the Micron/Numonyx N25Q064A serial flash, giving no laptop model, board number or BIOS version.

Anonymous 1 MB BIOS binary with only a generic file name, so the source device, brand and board number are unknown.

Flash dump named after the SST25VF080B chip, an 8 Mbit SPI flash, which matches the 1.00 MB file size.

Firmware dump named after the Macronix MX25L1605A SPI flash, 2.00 MB, matching that 16 Mbit part.

Another 2 MB BIOS dump labelled ASUS K42N, in .bin format with no revision, version or status given. The capacity matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash.

Firmware dump for the DG41RQ, an Intel G41-chipset desktop board code, marked as tested OK by its source.

BIOS binary for the Intel DH55TC desktop board, an 8.00 MB image. The name gives no version or tested status, so compare it with a known good source where possible.

BIOS dump for the ASUS S530U / X530UN laptop, board revision 2.0, UMA build meaning integrated graphics.

Binary image of 128 KB labelled 25Q10, a 1 Mbit SPI flash type, which fits the file size.

8 MB binary identified only by the 25Q64FV chip marking, which matches a Winbond 64 Mbit SPI flash.

Raw 16 MB read of a Micron N25Q128A serial NOR flash, with a February 2020 timestamp in the name. No device or board is identified.

A 4 MB binary named after the Micron N25Q032A SPI flash, with no device, board number or firmware version in the name.

EC ROM dump for an ITE IT8386E embedded controller, raw bin of 192 KB, with no laptop model or board number in the name.

Flash dump of 4.00 MB whose name refers to the 25L3206E, a 32 Mbit SPI chip that fits the image size exactly.

Backup video BIOS for an AMD Radeon HD 7950 reference card, the bak suffix indicating a saved original. The RAR archive is 85.4 KB.

BIOS image of 512 KB for a Fujitsu Siemens V2030 laptop, which the name misspells. No extension, board number or version is given, so treat it as a raw chip dump and…

Zipped BIOS image named 996F1P07, roughly 1.14 MB, with no brand, model or board number given, so the target device must be identified from other sources.

BIOS archive whose name carries only the number 49271, with no brand, model or board revision stated, about 2 MB in RAR form.

Lenovo Legion BIOS dump in raw .bin form, 32.0 MB, with a vague name that gives no model, board number or revision.

Clean ME firmware image of 16 MB labelled with the XM25QH128A flash chip, a 128 Mbit SPI part from XMC.

Second copy of the 8560 BIOS read taken from a Winbond W25Q64 flash chip, 8 MB in size and stored as raw binary.

Firmware image of 16 MB for a T460s, the Lenovo ThinkPad T460s, tagged Hongok, which appears to be the name of a modified or unlock source.

Generic 16 MB binary firmware image whose name only states its capacity. It gives no model, board number or chip type.

A firmware dump labelled only Dell A860, most likely the Inspiron 1410 / Vostro A860 family, though the name gives no further detail.

Generic firmware image called virgin, a term usually used for a clean dump without unit-specific data, though the name gives no brand, model or board number.

Bare 16 MB binary firmware image whose name, R23, says nothing about the device, board number or version it belongs to.

Original BIOS dump labelled only as Sony, with no model, MBX board number or version in the name. It is a 2.00 MB binary, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Original 2 MB read of the flash chip at position U22, identified as a 25Q16BV, a 16 Mbit SPI part matching the dump size.

BIOS dump of 4 MB labelled Kabini, AMD's code name for its low-power APU platform. No laptop brand, model or motherboard number is given, so only the platform is known.

BIOS archive for the HP EliteBook 6470b, board number 6050A2466401-MB-A03. HP sources this design from Inventec, whose 6050A-prefixed numbering carries the revision at…