BIOS image for the Sony VAIO VPCEE42FX notebook, 2.00 MB in .rom format, which is a raw flash image despite the different extension.

Raw 8 MB BIOS dump for the ASUS N56VM laptop, with the name pointing to board revision 2.3 and marking the image as ok, meaning it was reported working.

BIOS image for a Lenovo G500 in ROM format, 4.5 MB, with no board number or revision noted.

Lenovo Z500 BIOS dump, the 2 MB part, marked OK in the name. It pairs with a 4 MB image, so the board appears to use two SPI chips, one for each image.

BIOS archive for a Xiaomi RedmiBook with board code N61529, version 1.15, dated 2020-06-01, labelled as an 8 MB image, inside a 5.87 MB RAR.

BIOS archive for the Dell Inspiron 7400, Wistron board 19765-1, code named Nakia-Shurin7, on the Tiger Lake (TGL) platform.

A 32 MB BIOS for the LA-F771 board at revision 2.0, packed into a 31.8 MB rar, with LY598, LY599, LA59A and LY59B listed as the codes it covers.

Firmware for the Panasonic TH-P42X50M plasma TV on the TNPH1002 board, read from a W25Q16 SPI flash.

Firmware image for the Panasonic TH-22D305G television on a TP.VST59.PA506 universal main board, read from an MX25L32, a Macronix 32 Mbit (4 MB) SPI flash.

Raw firmware image for the Freenet X6 HD PVR satellite receiver, a 4.00 MB BIN file that matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Uninformative name: a 2 MB binary read from a GigaDevice GD25Q16 SPI flash, which has a 16 Mbit capacity, with a date-and-time stamp as the rest of the name.

Raw BIOS binary named for the X705UQ, an 8.00 MB .bin image, which matches a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image for Wistron board 19746-1, a 16 MB dump with no file extension, the size also stated in the name.

BIOS dump for an X1404ZA mainboard, revision R2.0, marked as working, provided as a 16 MB file with no extension.

An 8 MB BIOS image named POS-EIH110EA, a code that reads like a desktop or industrial board identifier, though the name gives no brand, chipset or revision to confirm…

An 8 MB BIOS image for Quanta board DAX1BMB1AF0; the name adds the tags dout and SVOD4 without naming a laptop model, and their meaning is not stated.

BIOS archive for board LA-K491P revision 2.0 (A01), with platform code GDF40, a 32 MB image size and a date of 2020-11-16 in the name.

Full 16 MB BIOS image for Quanta motherboard DAG3PMB58B0, revision B, as a raw bin file; the repeated OK in the name suggests it was tested as working.

Working BIOS image for the ASRock B550M Phantom Gaming 4 motherboard, revision 1.01, 16.0 MB with no file extension in the name.

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

Uninformative BIOS binary, 16 MB in size, whose name only notes NEW DMI, suggesting the DMI area holding serial and model data was rewritten.

Lenovo BIOS dump in raw BIN format, 16 MB in size, which corresponds to a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 32 MB BIOS image for board GDL58 LA-K455P, revision 1.0, version A00, dated 2021-04-16 and marked OK, indicating it was reported working.

BIOS backup image of 16 MB for Compal board LA-F321P, saved as a raw BIN file. The name only says backup, so its source machine state, ME status and serial data are…

Firmware image compressed in a ZIP of about 4.81 MB, named only as a 16 MB BIN, with no model or board number given.

Raw 32 MB binary firmware image whose name only says it is unpassed and tested OK, meaning a password-removed dump reported to work.

2 MB firmware binary named u401, likely referring to a chip location such as U401 on the board, though the device and brand are not given.

BIOS image of 1.00 MB labelled for a dv5 notebook with a graphics marker, hinting at a discrete or specific graphics version that the name does not identify.

HP BIOS dump for the 6560b, an 8.00 MB binary image. The name gives no board number, revision, ME status or BIOS version.

Firmware image of 8 MB named only after the 4740s model, a number that fits the HP ProBook s-series naming, although the name states no brand.

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…

Raw 2 MB dump read from a Winbond W25Q16 SPI flash on 3 February 2020, named only by chip type and timestamp.

An 8 MB image read from chip U12 on the Dell Latitude E6410 Compal LA-5472P Rev 1.0 motherboard.

A firmware image for the Dell Latitude 2100 netbook, which the name refers to as a mini.

Samsung NP500R4L in the KS1BR configuration, main board BA41-02527A, with an 8 MB BIOS image according to the name.

Firmware image for the HP EliteBook 6460b, tied to the board number 6050A2398701 and sized for a 4 MB flash chip.

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

16 MB BIOS image whose name gives only AFS 15341, the note ME OK and the year 2021; no laptop brand or board number is stated, so the target device must be confirmed…

Binary BIOS image for the Compal LA-4091P motherboard, 1.00 MB in size, with no model, revision or version stated in the name.

Firmware set for an Acer desktop board named Q370H5-M6, version 1.0, with images for both 8 MB and 16 MB flash chips according to the name.