Duplicate-named BIOS dump for the Intel D915GUX board, 512 KB in size; the (1) suffix only distinguishes it from another file of the same model.

Firmware dump labelled for the Intel D865PCD and D865PCK boards, 512 KB in size, suggesting the same image serves both closely related models.

Firmware dump whose name references both the Intel D845RPI and D845GVSR boards, 512 KB in size.

Dell laptop BIOS archive identified only as 3421, most likely the Inspiron 14 3421, in a 3.65 MB RAR file.

Raw BIOS image for the ASUS N53S laptop, provided as a 4.00 MB .bin that matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware archive for the S551LB, an ASUS VivoBook model, compressed as a 3.27 MB ZIP file; the name gives no board revision or version.

BIOS firmware for a device named 450-G2, which matches the HP ProBook 450 G2 naming, although the brand is not given; the archive is an 8.03 MB RAR file.

ZIP archive with BIOS firmware for an ASUS K53SJ laptop, though the name itself states nothing beyond the model code.

RAR archive of firmware for the Samsung NP300E5Z notebook, 2.09 MB in size, with no board number or revision given in the name.

Compact BIOS package in RAR form, 373 KB, for a desktop board based on the VIA P4M800 chipset with an LGA775 processor socket, as the name indicates.

Sony VAIO VPCEE25FX BIOS dump in a 2 MB ROM file; the (2) in the name suggests a duplicate or second copy. The 2 MB size matches a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image for the ASUS K53U laptop, 1.00 MB in size, which fits an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip. No board revision or firmware version is stated in the name.

BIOS image of 4 MB for the Toshiba Satellite C850, model A986, from the PLF main board.

Firmware dump for an X.Vision XL1920AI monitor, 128 KB in size, which fits a 1 Mbit serial flash on the monitor control board.

Raw BIOS binary labelled only as Acer 6292, probably the TravelMate 6292. Beyond that the name gives no version, chipset or working status.

BIOS package for the Dell Inspiron N4030 in ZIP form, labelled ATI, which points to the variant fitted with AMD/ATI discrete graphics.

EEPROM dump for the LG Flatron L1960TQ monitor read from an AT24C16 serial EEPROM. At under 1 KB this is not the scaler firmware but the small 2 KB memory that keeps…

Firmware archive for the LG 20EN32S LCD monitor, about 135 KB compressed. The name gives no chip type or version, so open the archive to see which image or memory it…

Firmware dump for a Samsung 1931BF+ LCD monitor, stored as a 128 KB raw binary. That size matches a 1 Mbit SPI flash, the kind often used with monitor scaler chips…

ASUS N71J firmware image of 4.00 MB, labelled with the N71J-MIN board code, the part code N71J-N1Y811 and the SLGZS processor spec code, and marked OK as working.

ZIP archive of 3.27 MB holding BIOS firmware for the ASUS S551LB ultrabook, with no version, revision or status given in the name.

Firmware dump associated with the E6410, likely the Dell Latitude E6410, as an 8 MB binary; the 8 in the name appears to mark the chip capacity.

Archived firmware for the L1752S monitor using an MST (MStar) scaler, version V211, dated 070214.

RAR archive for the ASUS S200E, roughly 3.52 MB, carrying no further detail about revision or version in its name.

BIOS dump for the ASUS K43SV laptop, a 4.00 MB binary marked as working in the name. No board revision or version is stated, so compare the motherboard markings before…

Original BIOS archive for the HP G42-396TX laptop, blue board version, as the name states.

BIOS firmware archive for the HP Pavilion dv6000 series, a 501 KB RAR file. The name only states the series, not an exact model, board number or revision, and the dv6000…

HP Pavilion DV6-2003SO BIOS firmware, marked asli, which means original, in a 916 KB RAR archive.

BIOS firmware for the HP Pavilion DV5-2000 series, compressed in a 1.80 MB RAR archive.

BIOS archive labelled 5750G, most likely the Acer Aspire 5750G, although the name gives no brand or board number.

ASUS X550CC BIOS read in raw binary form, 8.00 MB to suit a 64 Mbit SPI flash, marked by the name as read OK, meaning it was successfully read from a chip.

BIOS firmware for the HP ProBook 4540s, marked twice as OK in the name, which suggests the uploader tested the dump and found it working.

Small 125 KB archive of the PCH-labelled BIOS portion for the Dell Latitude E6320, meant to be used alongside the separate main BIOS file.

Compressed BIOS firmware set for the Lenovo G510 notebook, 6.30 MB in RAR format, with no board number or revision in the name.

BIOS archive for the Lenovo G580 notebook referencing model 20150, compressed as a 3.03 MB RAR.

Firmware archive named only ah530, a 2.98 MB RAR file with no brand, board number or revision stated.

Acer Aspire 5741 firmware compressed into a 1.72 MB RAR, the name giving no board number, revision or BIOS version.

8 MB BIOS dump for the ASUS X553MA, mainboard revision 2.0; the brand is misspelled in the name.

Chip dump for the ASUS X550JX laptop, stored in a 3.21 MB RAR archive; no board revision or BIOS version is stated.

1 MB BIOS image for the Dell Studio 1558, regulatory model PP39L, labelled as a fully working EPROM read.