BIOS image labelled P01AAJ, which is likely a firmware version string, though the name gives no brand, model or board number.

Fixed BIOS image for the HP 4540s, zipped to 3.63 MB, with the name pointing to a single repaired binary inside.

Small 512 KB binary named DVI7, probably linked to an HP Pavilion dv7, though the name is too terse to confirm the model.

Generic Acer BIOS dump, a 4.00 MB BIN file whose name gives no model, board or version information.

A 4 MB BIOS binary for the ASUS K53SM and K53SV family, with the name noting an NVIDIA N12P-GS-A1 graphics variant; the remaining token appears to be a personal tag.

4 MB BIOS binary associated with model 5010 and an ATI graphics variant, labelled 4007 and marked OK, the big tag pointing to the larger of two chip images.

BIOS image for a VRX IH61-MA5 desktop motherboard, delivered as a .bin file inside a ZIP archive.

Duplicate 4.00 MB firmware dump labelled R540 JS05RU, with no brand, board number or BIOS version in the name.

BIOS dump for the Hedwig01 motherboard 6050A3158801, revision A02. The 16 MB size points to a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump of 4.00 MB in .bin format named 630I3, where I3 may refer to an Intel Core i3 configuration of a 630 series laptop; no brand or motherboard number is given.

Anonymous 1 MB BIOS binary with only a generic file name, so the source device, brand and board number are unknown.

BIOS dump for the HP Pavilion dv7-4025ew notebook, a raw 2.00 MB .bin, with an extra lx8 token in the name whose meaning is not confirmed.

256-byte EDID dump for the Samsung LTN154X3-L09 15.4-inch LCD panel as used in the Dell Inspiron 6400, according to the name.

A 1.49 MB raw binary named only by its firmware version, 7.0.3.1184. The target device is not stated, so there is no way to match it to a board from the name alone.

Firmware binary of 32 MB with an uninformative name, builds.BIN, that gives no model, board number or version.

BIOS image for an H61H2-M2 motherboard, version 1.0, a .bin file compressed to 2.43 MB. The H61 part implies an Intel H61 chipset board, but the name gives no brand.

Encrypted firmware file for a Haier L39Z10A TV, 4.00 MB, with the .enc extension added on top of a BIN image.

Second copy of the CQ6G firmware dump, 1.00 MB in size, with a name too cryptic to identify the exact laptop model, board number or revision with certainty.

Raw 8 MB dump from a Winbond W25Q64 SPI flash, read on 8 February 2017 according to the timestamp in the name.

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.

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.

BIOS binary for a model designated 2000A, 4.00 MB in size. The name gives no brand, board number, revision or firmware version, so identification rests on that short…

BIOS binary for the Acer 4736Z, 1.00 MB in size and suited to an 8 Mbit SPI flash. The suffix 431G25Mn appears to be Acer's retail configuration code, not a motherboard…

Raw 32 MB BIOS image in .bin format whose name refers to an old endpoint error and marks it as cleaned.

BIOS dump for the Esonic G41CDL2 desktop motherboard, a 1.00 MB binary, which corresponds to an 8 Mbit flash chip.

A 4 MB binary flash image for an HK.T.RDA8503P538 universal TV board, marked for Samsung and a 1366X768 panel.

Firmware dump for the LG W1943SE monitor, a small 256 KB binary. The name gives no board or chip details, so inspect the monitor main board to identify the flash or…

BIOS dump for a Hasee notebook using the SW6C-BP131 designation, a Clevo-related build, as Hasee commonly rebrands Clevo designs.

Full 8 MB BIOS read from an HP 15 laptop labelled round, an informal tag the name does not explain, possibly describing a board shape or feature used to tell variants…

Raw 8.00 MB firmware image labelled B50-80, most likely the Lenovo B50-80, with the Intel Management Engine region cleaned according to the clr me token.

Duplicate of the HOSEA USOO BIOS dump, an 8.00 MB .bin marked with a (2) suffix; the name offers no recognizable manufacturer, model or motherboard number.

Generic 16 MB binary firmware image whose name only states its capacity. It gives no model, board number or chip type.

Generic 16 MB binary image with an uninformative name that identifies no device, board or version.

Raw 16 MB BIOS binary named for the ASUS GL503GE, a ROG Strix gaming laptop model, with 312 appearing to be the firmware version.

A 1 MB binary labelled simply as a backup, most likely a read taken from an SPI flash chip before reprogramming.

An 8.00 MB image read from a Macronix MX25L6405 flash chip, saved on 2018-08-16 according to the programmer timestamp.

Binary firmware image of 16 MB whose name is only a date-time stamp plus the token SVOD3, so it reveals no brand, model or board number.

Dell BIOS dump for the Kylo Ren 13 project on Wistron board 16839-1, packed as a .bin inside a RAR archive.

Fujitsu BIOS image for an l1010 model, likely the Lifebook L1010, in a 2.00 MB raw binary; no motherboard number is stated. The size suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw binary BIOS image of 4.00 MB, named only 5320m, which probably refers to the HP ProBook 5320m, though the name states nothing more.