Raw 8 MB BIOS image for the X55LD notebook mainboard, revision 2, an ASUS-style model name.

BIOS image for a laptop identified only by the model code X1403ZA, supplied as a raw 16.0 MB binary.

A 4 MB BIOS dump labelled for the flash chip at position U53 and marked OK, meaning the uploader considered it working.

Production Ice Point PCH module for Ice Lake LP systems, version 130.1.30.1040 with a D tag.

Raw BIOS image of 2.00 MB marked dv7 org, apparently an original read taken from a dv7-series laptop, although the name states no board number or revision.

Generic firmware image named simply main.bin, 4.00 MB in raw binary format. The name carries no model, board number or version, so its origin cannot be determined from…

Small 256 KB binary named after the PM25LV020 flash chip, with an additional sav tag that most likely marks a saved or backup read.

Small 512 KB binary named only ce, which identifies neither the device, the board nor the chip it came from.

Generic 8 MB binary called outimage(1), a name typical of output files produced by BIOS editing or ME cleaning tools such as Intel Flash Image Tool, but it states no…

Raw binary named only after the Winbond W25Q40 SPI flash, a 4 Mbit part, and the 512 KB size matches that capacity exactly.

Firmware dump named P1 with a 32M size note, a 32.0 MB BIN file. The name is uninformative: it gives no brand, board number or version, and P1 alone may refer to several…

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…

BIOS dump of 8.00 MB in .bin format for a board labelled NM-B241, with the note inicial, suggesting the initial or original read of the chip.

BIOS image of 32.0 MB marked as having the Intel Management Engine region cleared, but the name gives no model, brand or board number.

16 MB flash image named with a 25B127 style chip marking and no device or board details, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the name.

8.00 MB binary named after the Macronix MX25U6435E flash, with a 1.8V note. The MX25U6435E is a 64 Mbit low-voltage SPI chip, which matches the 8 MB size.

Generic 32 MB binary firmware file whose name gives no device, board or brand, only suggesting by the word clear that it is a cleaned or reset image.

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

Keyboard or embedded controller firmware stored as a 1 MB binary, with no model or board reference in its plain name. The size fits an 8-megabit SPI flash chip.

Original BIOS read of 1 MB, saved as .bin, with the name marked org and the short tag at2 that does not clearly identify a model.

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

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

Raw BIOS image of 16.0 MB named X61.BIN, with no brand, board number or version beyond the X61 label, so its origin should be verified before use.

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

Compressed firmware dump named top, likely the companion of a bottom image from a board that uses two flash chips or chips on both sides.

Raw SPI flash dump read from a Winbond W25Q64BV chip, saved with a date stamp of 13 July 2024 in the name, which suggests an automatic save by a programmer utility.

Clean Corporate ME region, version 11.8.65.3590, for LP PCH, stepping C, production build.

Version 15.0.41.2142 of Intel CSME, Consumer edition, H PCH, stepping B, production, extracted region of 2.98 MB.

Original BIOS dump for the ASUS X553MA with main board X553MA revision 2.0, 8 MB in size; the word ASLI means original in Indonesian and Malay.

Original BIOS dump of 1.00 MB labelled ema org, where ema is probably shorthand for eMachines, though no model is given and that reading is not certain.

Original BIOS read of 8.00 MB marked dmb40 org. DMB40 is a board code associated with some Dell Inspiron 14z machines, but this name gives no board number or revision.

BIOS image named CQSO, 2.00 MB in .bin format. The name is cryptic and gives no clear model, board number or version, so treat its origin with caution.

A 1 MB binary read from an AMIC A25L080 SPI flash chip, named with the programmer's timestamp from 17 January 2019.

BIOS image for the ASUS X553SA notebook, an 8 MB binary; the name gives no version, board revision or notes on whether the ME region is cleaned.

A small 128 KB binary whose name gives no model, board number or brand, only a personal label and the tag SVOD2.

Original BIOS dump labelled only as Toshiba, with no model, board number or version in the name. It is a 4.00 MB binary, matching a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Binary BIOS image of 2.00 MB named with the code lh532 plus org and n markers; lh532 appears to be a board or model code, but the name gives no brand or full board…

Original BIOS dump, 1.00 MB BIN, labelled 6500 org, where org indicates an unmodified read from a chip; the name gives only the number 6500 without brand, board number…

Firmware binary whose name, 15-v09-011010, gives no clear model or board number, so its origin should be confirmed before use.

16 MB read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash in the WSON8 package, timestamped May 2025 by the programmer software.