BIOS image for the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 6th Gen, machine type 20KG, a 5.70 MB RAR copy marked (2) to distinguish it from a similarly named file.

Tiny 2 byte companion file for the Lenovo NM-C821 BIOS image, holding a flash status register value saved alongside the main dump.

Firmware image with an uninformative name, giving only its 8 MB size and that it is a copy.

ZIP archive of MEAnalyzer, the open-source tool for inspecting Intel and AMD management engine firmware, apparently a snapshot of the master source branch.

Firmware archive labelled EF10MIX, revision 02, in a 3.01 MB ZIP. The name gives no brand or device type.

An original firmware dump for a 450 G3, probably an HP ProBook 450 G3, noted in the name as coming from an i7 configuration.

Uninformative file name: a binary labelled only as original, copy 2, with no model, board number or firmware version stated.

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.

EDID data for the AU Optronics B141EW01, revision V3, a 14.1-inch AUO notebook LCD, stored as 256 bytes.

An 8.00 MB binary named after a Winbond W25Q64F SPI flash chip in an SO8 package, which holds 64 Mbit, matching the file size.

Firmware image named only U367, a 32 MB binary that probably reflects the reference designator of the flash chip it was read from, though the name does not identify the…

Acer H510H6-M2 desktop motherboard BIOS dump, version 1.1, for a 128 Mbit flash chip, zipped as a binary.

Firmware module for Intel LKF (Lakefield), S series, version 10.227.203.1145, production build, 44 KB.

Backup BIOS read from an ASUS X403FA laptop, captured from an XM25QH128A SOIC-8 flash chip on 2025-01-19 according to the name.

Tiny 2-byte companion file saved by flash programmer software alongside a W25Q64BV read dated 2020-08-04, holding the chip status register value rather than firmware.

Gigabit Ethernet region split from an Intel SPI flash layout, 16 KB in size. The GbE region holds configuration for the onboard Intel network controller, including the…

Generic firmware file named hub in BIN format, 2.00 MB in size. The name does not identify the device, brand, board or chip, so it is unclear whether it is a laptop…

512-byte binary whose name only says i6400, most likely tied to the Dell Inspiron 6400, although the name does not confirm what chip it is for.

SPI dump read from an Intel DH61CR desktop board, an H61-based Micro ATX model, supplied as a 2.95 MB RAR archive.

8440p BIOS dump tagged C BEST, 8 MB with no extension, probably for the HP EliteBook 8440p.

Full read of a GD25Q128B serial flash in WSON8 package, timestamped 8 November 2026, with a name marked ok and full, suggesting the read verified correctly.

Two-byte status register record accompanying a dump labelled 820 g1 16, which most likely refers to an HP EliteBook 820 G1, though the name gives nothing more.

Small ZIP archive, only 40.1 KB, linked by its name to the Lenovo G50-80, with an a361 tag that is not explained.

BIOS dump for the ASUS P8Q67-M D0 desktop motherboard, BR suffix indicating the Brazilian market version, built around the Intel Q67 chipset.

Firmware archive with an unclear name, which reads THERMAL 8-M2L4.5 and states no brand, board number or revision. It is a 4.66 MB ZIP listed as BIOS or firmware.

Working BIOS image for the Wistron motherboard 213109-1, stored in a 9.27 MB RAR archive.

RAR archive of 2.10 MB named as an account checker tool for 2024, catalogued under BIOS and firmware.

Archive for the Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, also sold as the Redmi K20 Pro, code name raphael. The name calls it a schematic, while the catalogue lists it under BIOS / firmware…

An 8 MB BIOS binary tagged as ASUS, but the file name JYTUT gives no model or board number, so it is uninformative on its own.

A BIOS image for the Samsung NP470R4E-K01VE, labelled as fixed, which usually means it was corrected or verified as working by whoever prepared it.

Generic backup firmware image named BACKUP.BIN, 16 MB in size, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Two-byte status register sidecar saved by a programmer when reading a Winbond W25Q128 flash chip, with the read date 2018-08-11 encoded in its name.

Consumer CSME firmware release 16.0.15.1605 for LP mobile chipsets, A stepping, production, extracted from an update package.

Archive for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 smartphone, filed as firmware even though its name says it contains a schematic. The name gives no board revision or region.

Repair file for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro, filed as firmware but too small, at about 1.1 MB, to be a full flashable ROM.