Consumer Intel ME firmware, version 15.0.41.2142, for LP chipsets at stepping B, production extracted.

USB-C controller firmware (Realtek RTS5452E) for the Z690 PHANTOM GAMING 4 D5 desktop motherboard, with CRC32 0xFC6DD2DA, identical to the B660 Steel Legend file.

Consumer Intel ME firmware, version 15.0.3.1402, LP chipsets, stepping B, production build, extracted from a working dump (EXTR) and labelled 623F0B22, probably a…

Display EDID-sized dump of 256 bytes named for a 13.3-inch WXGA panel, typically 1280x800; the file name gives no vendor, part number or notebook model.

Another archived firmware copy for the ASUS Q502LA, identical in size at 3.52 MB to the other package for this model, which suggests the same or a very similar dump.

Samsung LTN170WX-L06 panel EDID, 128 bytes, which is a single base EDID block with no extension.

Panel identification data for the LP150X09 LCD as installed in a Dell D520. The file holds 128 bytes, the size of a single base EDID structure read over DDC to set…

Panel EDID for the LTD121EXFV LCD, labelled for the HP B1800. This 128-byte binary is one base EDID block with the identification and timing information the panel…

EDID image for an LG LP141WX5 panel in the TL (D1) version, a 128-byte base block. Laptops read this identification data over DDC to configure the internal display, so…

EDID for an LG LP140WX1 display, TL type, revision 01, in a 128-byte file. This standard base block lets the notebook identify the panel and select the right timings.

Stored EDID for an LG LP140WH2 LCD matrix, TL variant, A1 revision, as a 256-byte binary.

A 256-byte Dell binary whose name pairs the code 1JC2N with B156XW2, a 15.6-inch LCD panel model designation.

EDID image for a Chi Mei N140BGE L12 14.0-inch notebook panel, with no OEM or revision noted, which makes it the generic counterpart to the Dell-marked copy.

EDID image for the BOE BA101WS1-100, a 10.1-inch-class panel commonly found in netbooks and small tablets, stored as a 256-byte binary.

Panel EDID image described only as 14.1-inch WXGA+, a 1440x900 class widescreen laptop display, with no make, model or laptop stated in the name.

Early firmware release V100 for the W2053S monitor, checksum 0F58, with a 090116 date code, the oldest build in this set.

Firmware package for the Asus K53SM notebook, labelled AS211, which points to BIOS release 211.

Timestamped 16 MB flash readout taken from a Winbond W25R128JV SPI chip, as the name indicates; the device it came from is not stated.

Duplicate copy of an HP dv6 AMD BIOS dump, saved as a 2.00 MB raw binary. The name indicates only the model series and AMD platform, with no board number or version.

Duplicate-named BIOS binary for the 4331S model, 4.00 MB in size, sitting alongside a file of the same base name.

Second copy of a 4.00 MB firmware dump labelled for the Samsung RV511, with no board number or version listed.

Duplicate of the R61 BIOS dump, a 4.00 MB raw binary in .bin format. Nothing beyond the R61 label appears in the name: no brand, board revision or version string.

Firmware for the Realtek RTS5464 controller used on the Gigabyte Z790 AORUS MASTER X desktop motherboard, checksum CRC32 0x1151BE92.

Corporate Intel ME region, firmware 15.0.41.2142, LP PCH, stepping B, production, extracted with -Y suffix and checksum-like tag 9BB0770B, 9.38 MB.

Second copy of a BIOS image for the ASUS P5G41C-M LX motherboard, 1 MB in size, with no version or tested status stated.

Firmware dump for a Quanta-made board numbered DAN97RMB6D0, revision D, with 084DE included in the name, probably a checksum or ID.

EDID image for a Sharp 1920x1200 LCD used in the Dell Inspiron 1710, packed into a 240-byte RAR file.

RAR archive of 464 bytes simply named DELL, giving no model, panel or resolution. A size this small points to one or a few EDID blocks for Dell notebook LCDs rather than…

BIOS archive for the Lenovo G510 on the Compal LA-9641P board, revision 1.0, with project code VIWGQ and the GS designation.

EDID dump for the Samsung LTN154P4 15.4-inch panel, revision L02, saved as 256 bytes. It contains the identification and timing block that the laptop graphics controller…

Samsung 156AT05-H01 panel EDID image, named without the usual LTN prefix, likely the LTN156AT05-H01 15.6-inch LCD.

Samsung LTN140AT02 panel EDID image, a 14-inch notebook LCD; the trailing 0 in the name is an unclear suffix.

Chi Mei N140BGE-LA2 EDID data, revision C1, for a 14.0-inch notebook panel as the N140 code indicates. The 256-byte dump equals a complete 24C02-class EEPROM read.

Second dump of the AU Optronics B156XW04 V5 15.6-inch panel EDID, saved as a numbered copy, likely read from a different unit than the first file.

Generic EDID image labelled only as 17-inch WUXGA, meaning a 1920x1200 laptop panel. The name gives no panel maker, model or laptop, so its suitability must be confirmed…

Binary 1 MB flash image labelled p5g41t-mlx, apparently the same board as the matching ROM file but saved with a bin extension.

Monitor firmware for the W2061TQ, likely an LG Flatron model, version 1.40 with a checksum-like token F52C and the date 2009-09-01; the EPA suffix probably marks the…

A second copy of Intel ME firmware 16.1.35.2557, Corporate LP, stepping A, production extracted build with checksum 77C493E9, here in a smaller 5.58 MB RAR, which…

Raw 4 MB binary firmware image whose name only points to u53 and the number 5530, possibly a Dell Vostro or Inspiron 5530-type model, though no board number is given.

Second capture of the same GD25Q32 flash, a 4 MB binary taken on 24 May 2018 with the label DDDDENO.