Second .rom copy of a 6530b BIOS dump, 2.00 MB, likely an additional read or alternate image of the same model. The name offers no version or board revision.

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…

Second copy of the T460s unlock image for the Lenovo ThinkPad T460s, 16 MB, fitting a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS read labelled with the flash chip MX25L6405 and the numbers 20161224 and 43107, likely a date and an identifier.

Duplicate of an 8.00 MB dump named after the Macronix MX25L6405 flash chip, with the extra tokens 20161224 and 43107 that probably mark a date and an ID.

ASUS UX305CA BIOS file with a .300 extension, 8.00 MB in size, a format typical of ASUS firmware updates where the extension reflects the BIOS version, here apparently…

Two-megabyte dump tagged 820 g1 16, most likely from an HP EliteBook 820 G1, with a matching StatusRegVal file; the name gives no board number.

An 8 MB firmware binary named 0849E, a code that the name does not explain, and no brand, model or board is indicated. The size corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

A 4 MB binary named after the Micron N25Q032A SPI flash, with no device, board number or firmware version in the name.

Status register record of just 2 bytes, created by the programmer for a Winbond W25Q64 read of 15 February 2019.

Raw 8 MB read of a Macronix MX25L6405 flash chip, named automatically by the programmer with a date of 25 November 2016.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire One D260 netbook, read from an Eon EN25F80 flash chip. The 1.00 MB size corresponds to that chip's 8 Mbit capacity, so it suits boards…

Firmware image for the Acer Aspire 4620Z, marked as a second copy, with a raw size of 1.00 MB that fits an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

8MB BIOS image for the Dell Inspiron 15z 5523, with 11307 most likely the Wistron board project number and W25Q64 naming the Winbond 64Mbit flash chip the dump is sized…

BIOS archive for a board named A880GZ, an AMD 880G chipset motherboard according to the model code, 1.38 MB as a zip.

BIOS dump for a board named A780L3C, an AMD 780-series chipset motherboard by model code, compressed to 649 KB. The name gives no revision or firmware version.

Small 512 KB ROM image named amiboot, a name typically associated with AMI BIOS files, but with no board, model or version given.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image for a board marked H61H-G11, version V7.1, an Intel H61 chipset desktop motherboard model code.

BIOS dump for a board identified only as h97pro gammer, presumably a gaming-branded motherboard on the Intel H97 chipset for Haswell-generation processors.

MSI BIOS image, recognisable by the E7C13IMS naming, where 7C13 is the MSI board project code and IMS denotes the release file.

BIOS dump for a Sony VAIO, with PCG-61611L as the regulatory model code and VPCEE25FX as the retail model. The 2 MB size points to a 16-megabit SPI flash chip.

Firmware dump labelled for the IBM ThinkPad T60 with the 15.4 inch display, provided without a file extension and 2 MB in size.

BIOS dump for the ASUS A53S, sold also as K53SV, taken from motherboard revision 3.0; the trailing 7 in the name is unexplained.

BIOS dump for the ASUS X555LD laptop, 8 MB binary. The name holds only the model, without board revision or chip type, so check the revision printed on the mainboard.

Backup BIOS image for the ASUS X450CP laptop, 8 MB, apparently read from a working board. No revision or chip type is given in the name.

BIOS archive for the HP Compaq CQ45-702TU, with the motherboard number 6050A2493101-MB-A02, meaning revision A02.

Firmware for the Acer Aspire 5570 marked 945, most likely referring to the Intel 945 chipset family, supplied as a 526 KB 7z archive that opens in 7-Zip.

BIOS update file for an S300CA board with the .305 extension, most likely firmware version 305, 8 MB in size.

Firmware file named R61i, about 2.01 MB. The slightly odd size suggests a 16 Mbit SPI chip image with a small header or extra data appended, so it may need trimming to…

Generic-named dump labelled MAIN, a 4.00 MB binary; the name gives no device, board number or version.

Original BIOS read labelled dm4 org, 4.00 MB in size, apparently from an HP Pavilion dm4-series notebook, though the name gives no board number or revision.

BIOS image of 8.00 MB for a motherboard with number 6050A2541801 and revision A02, carrying the project prefix DK10F.

Firmware image for the ASUS K42N notebook, 2 MB in raw .bin format, with no board revision or version stated in the name.

BIOS archive for the Esonic H61FFL desktop motherboard, 2.54 MB in size. Esonic boards with this name use the Intel H61 chipset, and a dump like this lets you restore…

Firmware archive labelled for the ASUS GL552JX laptop, but the name also carries ET2012A-0504, which looks like an ASUS EeeTop ET2012A image at version 0504.

Patched firmware archive labelled as an unlock for the Lenovo ThinkPad T560, around 7.6 MB.

Backup video BIOS for an AMD Radeon HD 7950 reference card, the bak suffix indicating a saved original. The RAR archive is 85.4 KB.

BIOS dump for the ASUS K53SM laptop, labelled OK by the person who saved it, implying it worked on a real board. The 4 MB size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS dump whose name, AS S 1005, does not clearly identify a brand or model; it might refer to an Asus 1005-series netbook, but that is uncertain.

BIOS archive for the EXO 355 laptop, marked g2, compressed as a 573 KB RAR. EXO is an Argentine brand, and the g2 tag most likely separates a second hardware generation…