With only the series code 80EPS, this 77.3 KB PDF probably covers a family of rectifier diodes rather than one grade, and despite the schematic label nothing points to a…

Catalogued as a schematic, this 117 KB PDF is named 400DMQ035 and states no device, brand or revision.

Filed as a schematic, the 79.0 KB PDF 60lq100 states nothing about a device, board maker or revision.

Compact 55.6 KB PDF in the schematic category, titled 60CNQ with no device model, manufacturer or revision.

Component documentation for the 42CTQ030, supplied as a 124 KB PDF and indexed as a schematic.

PDF of 129 KB titled 27C16, filed as a schematic but corresponding to an early member of the 27C EPROM family by its part number.

The base 16TTS document, a 93.7 KB PDF indexed as a schematic, identifies no laptop model, board number or revision.

A 50.5 KB PDF named 16cyq150c, listed as a schematic, although the name reads like a discrete semiconductor part number in the style of International Rectifier and…

Filed under schematics, this 74.8 KB PDF is named 16cyq100c, a code that resembles International Rectifier or Vishay dual Schottky rectifier numbering.

A compact 21.9 KB PDF labelled 15mq040 and classed as a schematic. The small size and the part-number style name suggest a short datasheet for an International Rectifier…

Tagged as a schematic, the 201 KB PDF named 15eth03 appears to be a datasheet for a discrete rectifier in the International Rectifier or Vishay naming style, a…

Catalogued as a schematic, this 179 KB PDF is named after the part number 12CWQ150FN and is most likely the manufacturer datasheet for that discrete semiconductor.

Datasheet-style PDF for the 10CTQ150, about 135 KB, listed in the index as a schematic.

PDF reference for the 6N135 and 6N136, 86 KB, catalogued under schematics. These part numbers belong to a common family of high-speed optocouplers, so the document is a…

Boardview for the Z97-E desktop motherboard, revision 1.00, stored in a 187 KB RAR archive, with no manufacturer named in the file name.

RAR archive for VM8 with the word landrex in its name, 120 KB. Neither the brand nor the revision is stated, and the meaning of landrex is unclear, possibly a source or…

Archive for the Q502LA motherboard, revision 1.1, packed as a 122 KB RAR. Q502LA follows the Asus model style, but the name names no brand, so verify against the unit.

RAR archive holding the main logic board schematic in PDF form for a device coded J113, MLB meaning main logic board. No brand or board revision is stated in the name.

A 2.09 MB RAR file for board code 3CESL, with RH131 written without separators, which probably corresponds to the RH-13 line of revisions.

RAR archive of 1.99 MB for board code 3CESL, suffix RH10 without separators, the earliest revision in this set of 3CESL packages.

ZIP archive holding a BIOS binary with the uninformative name buildsss, which states no model, board or version.

HP G7 BIOS image, 16.0 MB, labelled ee unlocked 2, meaning presumably an unlocked variant, the second version saved; ee is not clearly defined and may refer to the model…

Generic ZIP archive called builds3, about 2.7 MB, with nothing in the name identifying a device, board or firmware type.

A 6.24 MB ZIP archive named only UC6, which tells nothing certain about the device, board number or contents.

RAR archive that by its naming appears to contain Gigabyte BIOS version F7c for the GA-F2A55M-DS2 board, the trailing letter suggesting a beta or minor update.

RAR archive labelled only WS07, with no brand, model or document type stated in the name, so its exact purpose is unclear until unpacked.

Compact boardview of 10.4 KB in .brd format named power-d, most likely covering a power or power-button daughterboard; no device or brand is stated.

Schematic PDF, 9.66 MB, identified only by board number 17870-1, which follows the Wistron numbering pattern; the name gives no laptop model.

16 MB BIOS image labelled u366 Unpass, which suggests a dump from chip location U366 with the BIOS password removed.

ASUS-style BIOS file for the K53SD laptop series, with the .208 extension showing firmware version 208. The 4MB size matches the SPI chip used on these boards.

HP BIOS dump titled only mkulima, which names no model, platform or motherboard number. The 2.00 MB image has no extension and suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS dump labelled g61a, a 2 MB binary intended for a 16-megabit SPI flash chip. The name provides no brand, board number, revision or firmware version, so the exact…

Second copy of the DVI7 image, a 512 KB .bin file whose short name gives little detail about model or board.

Raw BIOS dump labelled CQ62I, 1.00 MB in .bin format, pointing to a CQ62 model with an I suffix, perhaps an Intel variant, though not stated outright.

Binary firmware for a CQ61 notebook named CQ61A, 2.00 MB, where the A suffix likely marks the AMD platform version, an interpretation drawn from the name alone.

8.00 MB binary BIOS image labelled 6400I3, where 6400 appears to be a model number and the I3 token is not explained by the name.

An 8.00 MB raw BIOS dump, third copy in the 450 G1 GRAFX series, presumably for boards fitted with separate graphics; brand, GPU and board revision are not part of the…

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS read labelled with the flash chip MX25L6405 and the numbers 20161224 and 43107, likely a date and an identifier.

Duplicate of an 8.00 MB dump named after the Macronix MX25L6405 flash chip, with the extra tokens 20161224 and 43107 that probably mark a date and an ID.

16 MB binary named only after the Winbond W25Q128FV flash chip, with no laptop model or board number.