Archive named HP BIOS Splitter Tool Pro, 9.57 MB as a RAR. Splitter utilities typically break a full flash image into its parts, or split a large dump to fit two smaller…

BIOS dump for a G31MX-K motherboard, 411 KB in a zip, with no brand or version given. The name indicates an Intel G31 chipset board for LGA775 processors, a common…

ZIP archive labelled ARIES MPM UNLOCK, apparently firmware tied to unlocking the MPM, the Management Parameter Mode or manufacturing mode that Dell systems use for…

Generic 4 MB binary called outimage, the default output name many flash programmer and BIOS editing tools give a saved or modified image.

PCWARE IPM31 motherboard firmware, revision 1.03, supplied as a 424 KB RAR. The IPM31 name points to an Intel G31-class desktop board, although the chipset is not…

Firmware dumps for the Sony VAIO VGN-NW350F, model code PGC-7192L, board MBX-218, with the name referring to chips U12 and U46, packed in a 911 KB RAR.

Firmware archive named after the Compal board number LA-K037P, with no laptop brand, model, revision or version given in the name.

Firmware for the Behold TV405FM, which the name identifies as a TV tuner card, stored in a small 151 KB RAR archive.

BIOS dump for an Inventec motherboard numbered 6050A3087701, with the MB-AX2 suffix kept in the name, supplied as a RAR archive.

Archive described as a repository for Intel Converged Security and Management Engine version 16.0, revision r4 of the collection.

BIOS for the Acer B75H2-AM desktop motherboard, an Intel B75 chipset board, with the name specifying an 8 MB image matching an 8 MB flash chip.

BIOS image for a board labelled H61T, version 1.00, packed as a 2.64 MB ZIP. The name gives no manufacturer. The H61 prefix points to an Intel H61 chipset desktop board.

An 8 MB binary firmware image named l4858l. The name carries no clear model, board number or chip details, so the target device has to be confirmed from other sources…

Small 64 KB ROM image named only as KBC, meaning keyboard controller or embedded controller firmware.

Generic 1 MB BIOS binary whose name only says amd org, suggesting an original dump from an AMD-based system.

Samsung firmware archive named S310X Plus, 5.39 MB in RAR format, noticeably larger than typical monitor dumps, so it may contain several files or a bigger image.

BIOS or firmware archive named only P41 PDC, 891 KB in RAR form, with no brand, board number or revision stated.

Raw 8 MB binary image whose name, z8v x16, says little; z8v may refer to a board model but the name does not confirm brand or device.

BIOS image for a Q35T-AM desktop board, 1.80 MB in a RAR archive; the name gives no brand or revision.

Raw 1.00 MB BIOS image named 41RQ read, which most likely means it was dumped from a working chip with an SPI or parallel programmer.

Firmware image for a DH61HO board, an Intel-branded desktop motherboard name, delivered as a 4.00 MB binary.

BIOS image apparently for an H97-Pro Gamer desktop motherboard, judging from the misspelled name, delivered as a 4.96 MB RAR archive.

HP BIOS firmware labelled 83f, most likely an HP board ID, for a 9th-generation Intel platform, in a 6.88 MB RAR.

BIOS firmware image for an HP EliteBook 8470p, going by the model name in the file, supplied as a 16.0 MB binary.

Firmware image for an H81M-CS motherboard in a 4.58 MB RAR archive, with no maker, revision or BIOS version in the name.

BIOS file named MQ77TN, marked new, 4.70 MB as a RAR archive. The name looks like a board or platform code, but it gives no clear brand, laptop model or revision, so the…

Firmware archive named 71R-C14CU6-T810, a string in the style of Shuttle motherboard part numbers, though the name itself gives no brand or model.

ZIP archive of 7.36 MB containing firmware with build code V200AARW1b13_D0, dated 28 March 2018 in the name.

BIOS image for a Compal platform BDL50, board LA-D704P revision 4.0, in a 5.14 MB rar. The name names no brand or laptop model, so identify the board by its LA number…

BIOS package for the ASUS G750JSAS, rev 2.0 board, with clearme in the name. That likely marks a cleaned image prepared for reflashing, but the name does not say exactly…

Firmware dump identified only by FALESY1 and the part number A5A003821010A, packed as a 3.19 MB RAR without a brand or model in the name.

Binary named only by version 9.5.52.1940, with no model or board details. The version format and 1.49 MB size match Intel Management Engine 9.5 firmware, used on some…

4 MB ASUS-style BIOS file named for the U36JC model with the extension .206, which ASUS uses to mark the BIOS version, here version 206.

BIOS firmware archive for a C55-B1065, almost certainly a Toshiba Satellite C55-B model, marked as tested and working by the name.

Firmware package named SVOD2, version 1.0.1.5, stored as a 1.68 MB RAR archive. Beyond this label and version number, the name contains no brand, model or board…

Archive named only as a fixed stock BIOS, 3.08 MB in ZIP form, with no model, board number or brand given.

A 2 MB binary named EE 25fx, an uninformative label that identifies no device, board number or version.

Acer BIOS image in raw .bin form, 8 MB in size, labelled only with the token USOO, which does not identify a model or board number.

Tested BIOS archive for the TP410UA motherboard revision 2.0, a model code used on ASUS VivoBook Flip convertibles, though the name itself states no brand.

BIOS archive for a Panasonic Toughbook CF-53, model CF-53AU-AA, with the brand misspelt in the name and an OKOK note suggesting the image was tested good.