Dell BIOS archive covering several Inspiron models: 3153, 3158, 7353, 7359 and 7568, packed in a 5.24 MB RAR.

BIOS image named only S300 GM, an 8.00 MB raw binary; the brand is not stated, though S300 is used for ASUS VivoBook models, and GM likely marks the integrated graphics…

ZIP archive containing BIOS firmware for the ASUS S551LB laptop, around 3.27 MB compressed.

8 MB binary labelled 64 and marked as repaired, a size consistent with a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware for an HP model labelled 840, possibly an EliteBook 840, with the token 16 left unexplained in the name.

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 64 Mbit SPI chip on 10 May 2018, labelled kampinswd, which reveals no laptop brand, model or board number.

Second 2-byte status register file from the kampinswd GD25Q64 read of 10 May 2018; the name carries no brand or model information.

Firmware dump labelled Q5WT6212, 4 MB in binary form. The leading Q5WT code resembles a platform or board identifier with a version number after it, although the brand…

Uninformative name: a 4.00 MB .rom image called main, with no model, motherboard or firmware version given. The size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS image labelled Daffodil with the code A14HV1A; the name does not clearly state the laptop model or board, though Daffodil may be a project code name.

BIOS dump for board 6050A2411501-MB-A02, revision A02, following the Inventec numbering pattern.

Small BIOS archive of 1.64 MB for Inventec board 6050A2332301-MB-A02, revision A02. The name includes no model, chip type or version.

K50AF laptop BIOS packed as a 769 KB zip, with AS213 most likely denoting firmware version 213. The name gives no board revision.

Full BIOS flash dump for the HP EliteBook 820 G1, a 16.0 MB raw binary. The name provides the model and generation only, without board number or version.

A 2-byte status register file belonging to an Acer firmware dump labelled USOO, created by flash programmer software when the chip was read.

Flash dump for the HI-5004XVR recorder, with the name indicating a HiSilicon Hi3520D processor platform, written in the name as hl3520d.

BIOS file for Compal board LA-8864P, with QMLE4 in the name, which is the Compal project code, and P03ABF, which looks like a version or build tag.

Firmware package for the Casper Nirvana One 21.5-inch all-in-one PC, motherboard or model reference A430, tagged as a variant with a seventh-generation Intel Core i3…

Working BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 640 G2, supplied as an 8.09 MB ZIP archive; the name gives no board number or firmware version.

BIOS firmware for Quanta board DA0ZRTMB6D0 revision D, project ZORO (BHZRT), a Broadwell ULT platform, in a 3.85 MB RAR.

Firmware archive for a mainboard with the Quanta code DA00P1MB6D0, 7.99 MB in RAR format, with no model or version information in the name.

Raw 8 MB BIOS binary for an HP platform with model number TPN-1131 and project name Cranger, on board 6050A2977601 revision A02.

BIOS update for the DFI LanParty DK 790FXB-M3H5 desktop motherboard, with the image version marked D7SD707, packed in a 1022 KB ZIP.

Firmware for the PT880PRO-A motherboard, revision 1.0, in a 341 KB RAR. The model name refers to the VIA PT880 Pro chipset found on socket 775 era desktop boards.

Firmware for the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 model 851, with Blade8 in the name, probably a project code for the 8-inch variant.

Firmware for the Apple MacBook A1312 logic board 820-2733 revision A, provided as a 1.61 MB RAR.

BIOS dump for a motherboard labelled CURE-UMA-HR-HPB-MV-MB-V1, packed as a 2.32 MB zip. UMA usually marks the integrated-graphics build, and V1 suggests board version 1.

Firmware archive for an Acer notebook on Quanta ZRQ board DAZRQMB18F0, stored as a 9.28 MB zip file.

RAR archive of about 4.58 MB containing a firmware image whose name only suggests a cleaned file, probably a dump with the Intel ME region cleaned or reset.

A 128 KB embedded controller firmware image whose name only says it is for an ITE EC, with no laptop model or board number.

Firmware image named only 0188b, 4.00 MB in raw binary, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Small 2 MB dump of an Eon EN25F16 serial flash, labelled with the chip model and a November 2019 read timestamp. The device the chip came from is not recorded.

A 2 MB BIOS image named 1015I, likely a model number with a variant suffix, such as an Intel build, though the name confirms neither the brand nor the variant.

Raw firmware image named only after its capacity, so the brand, model and board number are unknown.

BIOS archive for an HP 2000-2d28TU notebook, identified by model code only, with no board number, revision or CPU variant in the name.

Generic BIOS image with an uninformative name that gives no brand, model or board number, so its origin has to be identified another way.

SPI flash image for an H110D4-M1 motherboard, Intel H110 chipset, where D4 in the model most likely indicates DDR4 memory support.

Raw firmware binary of 8 MB with an uninformative numeric name that gives no brand, model or board number.

Generic 2 MB BIOS dump named p org, where org usually means an original read taken from a working chip.

An original ASUS BIOS dump of 2 MB in .bin format, but the name does not state the model, board number or version.