Raw 16 MB binary firmware image whose name carries only a date and time stamp and the tag SVOD3, so it does not identify the device, the board or the BIOS version.

A 16 MB flash image named for a Winbond W25Q128BV chip and labelled option 2, suggesting it is one of several alternative images, though the name gives no laptop model…

Firmware image for the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 in the Core i7 configuration, taken from a Winbond W25Q128 chip, a 16 MB SPI flash. The ZIP is 4.46 MB compressed.

A 1.49 MB binary named after version 9.5.30.1808 and nothing else, so its intended device is not stated.

UEFI BIOS file for a desktop board identified as H81MS2PH, pointing to the Intel H81 chipset, with a 4 MB size in FD format.

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.

8MB raw dump read from an EON EN25Q64 SPI flash chip, a 64-megabit part. The name holds only the chip type and a programmer date and time stamp; there is no device…

A 16.0 MB BIOS or firmware dump without a file extension, named 840 128 with a duplicate marker, which suggests a second copy of the same image.

ASUS H81M-C desktop motherboard BIOS, version 3602, in the ASUS CAP capsule format with a size of 8.00 MB.

Firmware image whose name gives only a version string, 7.0.0.1135, with no model or board number.

RAR archive holding firmware extracted from a Lenovo-style BIOS update package, with version code JKCN53WW taken from a .fd capsule file.

One of several numbered BIOS dumps for the HP EliteBook 8570p, this one a 16.0 MB raw .bin file.

32 MB BIOS binary whose name consists only of a timestamp from 26 July 2025 and the tag SVOD4, giving no model, brand or board number.

Corporate ME firmware from the 14.0 branch, version 14.0.48.1605, targeting LP chipsets with the BA letter, production build, extracted image tagged EXTR-Y and sized…

BIOS image for the Acer 4230 notebook in .fd format, 2.00 MB in size. The name states only the model and gives no board number, version or chip details.

Zip archive containing FD44Editor version 0.9.2 for Windows, a small utility for viewing and editing board-specific data stored in ASUS and similar UEFI BIOS images.

ASUS desktop motherboard BIOS for the P5KPL 1600, board revision 2.03G, packed in a small RAR archive of about 660 KB.

Firmware capsule labelled PS10A170 in FD format, 1 MB in size. The code style suggests a motherboard BIOS identifier with 170 as a possible revision, but the board and…

Corporate CSME style firmware, version 14.1.51.1517, for H-series PCH with the A letter, production build, extracted image ending in EXTR-Y, size 11.4 MB.

Raw image from a Winbond W25Q32 chip, 4 MB in size and saved in July 2019 according to the programmer timestamp.

BIOS firmware image named K01 with what looks like a version or date tag 0308, supplied as a 16 MB binary.

A 4 MB BIOS image in raw .bin format, labelled only as OK, meaning the person who saved it considered it a working dump.

CPU microcode update file for an AMD processor with CPUID 00830F00, microcode version 08300027, dated 2019-04-01, with checksum C9356B2E in the name; it is 3.13 KB.

ASUS H110M-D motherboard BIOS, version 4211, packaged in a 7.96 MB ZIP archive. The archive most likely contains the ASUS CAP capsule meant for EZ Flash or the BIOS…

ROM image labelled for the Lenovo G510, stored as a 6.50 MB file. That size does not correspond to a standard SPI flash capacity such as 4 or 8 MB, so the file may be a…

Older 32 MB BIOS dump labelled 5420, most likely the original read before any repair, though neither the brand nor the board number is given in the name.

Unlabelled 16 MB binary dump from a GD25Q128B (128 Mbit) chip in WSON8 form, with only a programmer-generated timestamp in the name and no model or board number.

Sixteen-megabyte firmware image named only U366, likely the reference designator of the chip it was read from, with no model, brand or board stated.

An 8 MB binary named after the Micron/Numonyx N25Q064A serial flash, giving no laptop model, board number or BIOS version.

32 MB BIOS image for a Dell Latitude 5420 according to the name; the Portuguese word bichado suggests a corrupted or faulty dump, likely read from a non-working board.

Firmware image whose name refers to MS-3500, likely an MSI board code, though the name gives no brand, revision or version and adds a personal label.

Generic BIOS image tagged for Lenovo, but the file name gives no model, board number or version, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the name alone.

Consumer Intel CSME 16.1.32.2418 for the PCH-H chipset with X in the stepping field, a production image extracted from a configured system.

8 MB BIOS binary named after a board or project called Lapis, revision A. No brand or full board number is given, so the exact target is uncertain.

Generic 32 MB BIN named outimage, a name typically produced by editing or merging tools, with no model, board or version stated. The size matches a 256 Mbit SPI flash.

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.

Raw 16 MB read of a Micron N25Q128A serial NOR flash, with a February 2020 timestamp in the name. No device or board is identified.

Raw SPI flash read taken from a GigaDevice GD25Q256C in a SOP16 package, saved by the programmer software with a date and time stamp in the name.

Firmware dump for the Microsoft Surface Go (first generation), model 1824, marked as tested on hardware.

A generic binary named only as a new BIOS, with no brand, model or board number in the name.