BIOS archive for a Positivo BGH G870 notebook. Apart from the model name it gives no board number, revision or chip size, so the motherboard code should be checked…

BIOS firmware for a PN-Q132 machine using the Quanta-designed board DA0U93MB6D0, revision D, discrete-graphics (DIS) version.

Firmware archive named only pm800 pro, with no brand, board number or revision given, so its target must be confirmed from the contents.

Firmware archive named PHN_10303, 516 KB as RAR, with no explicit model, board revision or chip details in its name.

Firmware archive for a Philips monitor, model 190CW8FB00, 63.1 KB as RAR. Monitor scaler boards keep their firmware and settings in a small SPI or EEPROM chip, and dumps…

Panasonic Toughbook CF-54FP110VM BIOS bin taken from a Macronix KH25L12835L flash with 16 MB capacity, as the name states.

BIOS build 1.01 for the P8H61-M LX motherboard, supplied as an 89.8 KB RAR. As an early release, it is useful when reproducing the original firmware level or ruling out…

Firmware image for the Samsung NP-R519 laptop in the JA01RU configuration, stored as a 995 KB RAR archive. The name gives no board number or flash chip.

Compressed firmware image for a desktop board labelled Q77M_D2H, which points to an Intel Q77 chipset microATX design; the name states no revision.

HCL firmware archive, 581 KB in RAR form, labelled ME ICON 44, pointing to an HCL ME Icon series machine with model number 44.

Larger HCL firmware package of 23.5 MB, RAR format, named ME 45 and most likely tied to an HCL ME series model 45.

Firmware dump named HDS114 for a Haswell-generation board, 8 MB in size, which corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash device.

BIOS dump labelled only H110M4, an Intel H110 chipset desktop board, without the sub-variant suffix that usually separates different H110M4 versions.

BIOS dump for a laptop mainboard numbered LA-B092P, revision 3.0, a board designed by the Compal ODM, whose LA-prefixed codes appear inside notebooks of many brands.

Firmware for a desktop board on the Intel H310 chipset, named H310MS2 with version 15b. The name is short and states no brand beyond the board designation.

Firmware dump for the Lenovo N23 Yoga Chromebook, compressed into an 859 KB RAR archive.

BIOS image for the Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p desktop, compressed in a 5.71 MB RAR archive.

BIOS image for a laptop on Compal board LA-M141P, with IPA58 being the Compal project code, packed in a RAR of about 7.7 MB.

Archive labelled as a schematic for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro, codename tulip, although it is catalogued as firmware.

Flash dump for the Haier LE48U5000 television built on an MSAV3251-ZC01-01 mainboard and read from a GD25Q32B chip.

BIOS firmware for the Acer Aspire 7552G laptop, board number 09945-1M. The pattern follows Wistron numbering, so Wistron built this mainboard for Acer.

BIOS archive for the HP Desktop Pro G3 MT, a microtower business PC, listed with the board name Princetor and revision A.

Raw 4 MB binary dump labelled Tokyosat TS 3221, most likely firmware for a satellite receiver of that brand. The name gives no board number, revision or chip type.

Raw 2 MB BIOS image labelled for a Packard Bell ENTE11HC, listed under Acer, with Quanta board number DA0PE2MB6C0.

BIOS dump for the ASUS N56VM laptop, taken from a motherboard marked revision 2.3 and labelled as working.

BIOS EPROM dump for the Dell Studio 1558, with PP39L given as the regulatory model number, labelled as fully working.

ASUS X553MA BIOS image, apparently version 211 judging by the number in the name, provided as an 8.00 MB binary.

BIOS dump for board NTSN1413 revision 1.1, with T45BF also in the name, read from an MX25L6405 flash chip and timestamped 2018-06-23.

BIOS archive for the Lenovo G500 laptop, with no board number, revision or version in the name.

Firmware package for the Fujitsu Esprimo E920 desktop, referencing the W26361-W3321 board family with what appear to be Z3 and X 03 revision codes and version 04.36 in…

Raw 16 MB BIOS binary for board 6050A2593401, revision A02 going by the name; no laptop brand or model is given.

BIOS dump for a Dell 1510 laptop, the name noting a big Enter key keyboard variant, provided as a 1.00 MB BIN.

BIOS image for Lenovo LCFC board NM-A273, raw BIN of 8.00 MB with no laptop model or revision given in the name.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB for the ASUS K42JR, flagged twice as OK in the name, indicating a dump reported as working.

RAR archive labelled z400 containing BIOS or firmware files, most likely for a Z400 series machine, though no brand or board number is given.

Lenovo IdeaPad Z410 BIOS image marked OK, meaning it was reported as working. The 4 MB dump matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash; a separate 2 MB Z410 file in the index suggests…

ASUS X509FJ BIOS dump associated with the Macronix MX25L12805D flash chip named in the file, supplied as a ZIP of 5.53 MB.

BIOS for the ASUS IPIBL-LB motherboard, a desktop board built by Pegatron, packed in a 1.33 MB RAR.

Circuit schematic for the Xiaomi Redmi 2s, packed in a 1.35 MB 7z archive; no codename or board number appears in the name.

BIOS together with KBC/EC firmware for the Quanta NL9 board, numbered DANL9MB18F0 at revision F, archived as a 4.62 MB RAR, with 16MB indicating the flash image size.