Firmware for the Dell Precision T3620 workstation, according to the name, which says little else: no board revision, version or chip details are given.

Firmware archive for a Philco 14E notebook built on a Shuttle-designed board, with the identifiers A14HV0C, 71R-A14HV6 and T821 in the name.

BIOS binary labelled for the Lenovo G500S (spelt Leovo in the name) and marked as fully working, 8 MB in size.

Archive titled BGA Mods V1.1, a 617 KB RAR categorised as BIOS or firmware, with no device, brand or board stated in the name.

Raw BIOS image for an Acer 4230 laptop, 2.00 MB in BIN format, with no board number or revision included in the name. The 2 MB size suits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Zipped BIOS binary referenced only by board number 14291-1, a Wistron-style code; the name gives no brand, model or revision. Size is about 5.5 MB compressed.

BIOS dump for an ASUS K45D AMD-based laptop on motherboard DA0XY1MB6E0 revision E. The DA0 prefix follows Quanta numbering, Quanta being the ODM that built this board.

ZIP archive, 1.81 MB, with BIOS firmware for the Lenovo G505 and G405 notebook family. The name lists no board number, revision or chip type, so inspect the archive for…

Full SPI flash image for a TP-Link TD-W8951ND wireless ADSL modem router, with no hardware revision given in the name.

Raw 8 MB BIN image whose name is simply the board number DA00P1MB6D0, with no model, version or test status given.

BIOS image for the Quanta board DA0X3CMBAF0, revision F, packed in a 13.6 MB RAR. The DA0 prefix is Quanta's numbering pattern, used on boards for several laptop brands…

BIOS image for the Dell Latitude 3150, project Starlord13_B, on the Wistron 15264-1 board, with the Management Engine region fixed.

Firmware image for the Compal board LA-D562P, an 8 MB binary sized for a 64 Mbit SPI flash.

Working BIOS for the IPM87-MP motherboard, with the name giving revision or version 1.00I, packed in a 3.32 MB RAR archive.

BIOS archive for an HP ProBook 650 G2, judging by the file name, which otherwise gives no board number, revision or version.

BIOS firmware for the ASUS X750LN laptop motherboard in a 4.51 MB ZIP archive; the name gives no board revision.

Fourth volume of the BIOS Acer split archive in RAR format, 9.00 MB. It holds a fragment of the data only and cannot be opened independently; the remaining parts are…

Acer TravelMate 5740 BIOS, configuration 332G25Mn, version 1.08, in a 1.16 MB zip. The board number is not given, so compare the files inside with the code on the…

Phoenix BIOS version 1.07 for the Acer Aspire 7540G, distributed as a 615 KB ZIP. The Technologies LTD fragment in the name appears to come from the Phoenix Technologies…

BIOS version 1.05 for the Acer Aspire 7250 without discrete graphics, platform AAB70, configuration E452G32Mikk, stored as a 1.03 MB ZIP.

Firmware dump labelled x55a, 8.00 MB in binary form; only the model token is given, with no brand, revision or flash chip stated.

Original BIOS dump with an uninformative name that only hints at Toshiba, giving no model, board number or version.

Original BIOS dump with a very short, uninformative name and no brand, model or motherboard number. It is a 2.00 MB raw binary, suited to a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS dump for the Sony VAIO VPCW217JC netbook, built on Sony board MBX-219, with SY3 appearing as an additional code in the name.

Original firmware dump for a Sony laptop, with p in the name possibly pointing to the VAIO P series, though no model or board number is stated.

ROM firmware file of 2 MB labelled R1040Y3. The pattern resembles the Samsung-style BIOS version codes found on some consumer laptops, but the name does not confirm the…

BIOS binary for the Sony MBX-223 VAIO mainboard, 4.00 MB, fitting a 32 Mbit flash device.

BIOS dump for the Sony VAIO MBX-218 motherboard, also coded M851, revision 1.0, marked Ok as a reported working image. The 2.00 MB binary fits a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image for the Lenovo G50-80 built on board NM-A362, an 8.00 MB binary. The NM prefix belongs to LCFC, the Lenovo-owned ODM, whose board numbers appear on the PCB…

Main BIOS image for an HP Pavilion dv4-5012tx, with the tokens 17 3rd, which probably mean a third-generation Intel Core i7.

BIOS dump for the HP Mini 110-4117tu netbook. The 2 MB image corresponds to a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Original firmware read from an ASUS Eee PC netbook, only 512 KB in size, which fits the small 4 Mbit flash chips used on early Eee PC boards.

Main BIOS image for the Dell Latitude E6520, 8.00 MB, with the name noting an i3 version, so it came from a unit with a Core i3 processor.

Original BIOS dump for an Acer Aspire E1-422, 4.00 MB, read from a working machine according to the org tag. This size suits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw BIOS image of 2.00 MB marked dv7 org, apparently an original read taken from a dv7-series laptop, although the name states no board number or revision.

An 8.00 MB raw binary named dr10f866, a code-like name that gives no model, brand or board number.

Small 256 KB binary named dp org, apparently an original read, though the name does not identify the device, brand or board.

Dell M5030 firmware image without a file extension, 2.00 MB in size, which corresponds to a 16 Mbit flash chip.

Firmware dump for the Dell Inspiron 1427, named only with the model number, so the board, revision and version are unknown. The 2 MB size points to a 16 Mbit flash chip.

Generic BIOS dump with an uninformative name that states no brand, model, board number or firmware version.