Small 256 KB binary labelled z530n, probably a Lenovo Z530-series image, though the name states no brand or board number.

BIOS image for an ASUS N56JN laptop, sized 8 MB, which matches a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip typical of this generation.

ROM image whose name contains only 1545, with no brand, board number or status; it may relate to a model of that number, but this cannot be confirmed from the name.

BIOS ROM for the ASUS N61Jq, version 212, 4 MB in size. A ROM of this kind can be used with the ASUS flashing utility or, when the machine is dead, programmed directly…

BIOS dump for the ASUS X553MA laptop, 8 MB raw binary with no board revision or version stated in the name.

Boardview for MSI board MS-V327 at revision 3.0, supplied in a 302 KB RAR archive. A boardview lets you search parts, highlight nets and see the physical position of…

BIOS image for the ASUS X421IA laptop, board revision R2.0, provided as a 17.2 MB RAR archive.

BIOS image for the ASUS X509FA laptop sized for a 16 MB flash chip, packed as a 5.35 MB ZIP.

MSI firmware 7B19v10 for the B360M Gaming Plus motherboard, MS-7B19, distributed as a 7.46 MB ZIP.

Raw 8 MB BIOS image named after the Quanta board number DA0P9EMB6D0; the name gives no laptop model, revision or version.

Tiny 256-byte BIN file named after B140XW03 V.0, which is a laptop LCD panel model, so the content is most likely the panel EDID EEPROM data rather than a system BIOS.

RAR archive of 2.83 MB labelled as Lenovo W541 temp2, apparently a second temporary or working dump set from a ThinkPad W541.

BIOS image for the POS-AG31AP board, packaged as a 1.55 MB RAR. The name gives the board model but no revision, version or brand.

BIOS collection for the IBM System x3100 M4 server, containing images for both a 16MB and a 2MB flash device.

RAR archive for the HP EliteBook 840 G2, labelled with a 25L128 flash, which points to a 128 Mbit (16 MB) SPI chip of the MX25L128 type.

Duplicate copy of the Wistron Selek 15 archive for the Comet Lake H (CML-H) platform with N18E GPU, board number 19753, identical in size at 3.96 MB.

BIOS archive for a board marked 71R-A14HV6-T840, a ZIP of about 2.81 MB, with the name also giving SLJNV, which looks like an Intel processor or chipset S-spec code.

Firmware dump for the Medion Akoya P6640 laptop, model code MD99221, with main board 12297-1, a number that follows the Wistron pattern.

Firmware dump for a Samsung device identified only as 1743, which is probably a monitor, although the name does not state the product type.

BIOS package for the HP Compaq CQ56, with the extra token AX35 in the name, which may refer to a board or platform variant and should be checked against the PCB.

Firmware package for the Toshiba U400 notebook, tied to board code DATE1MMB80 according to the file name, supplied as a 2.25 MB ZIP archive.

BIOS dump archive for a board identified only as Daffodil, with an x426 token that may be a model or board reference.

A 9.00 MB slice, part06, of a multi-part RAR package titled BIOS Acer. Nothing in the name identifies a specific notebook or motherboard, so this piece is useful only as…

BIOS image for a board with the project name Petra, in the UMA version (integrated graphics only, no discrete GPU), part number 48.4VM02.011.

Firmware dump for the ASUS X551CA notebook, an 8.00 MB binary. The name gives no revision, version or chip, so confirm the board version on the PCB before flashing.

Firmware image of 4 MB named U6, a component reference designator rather than a device name, so no brand, model or board number is available.

A 4 MB firmware dump simply called tv, indicating it comes from a television main board, but no brand, model, chassis or board number is given.

BIOS dump for a Sony VAIO VPC-EB series laptop on Sony board MBX-223, with M960 appearing in the name, likely the ODM project code.

BIOS dump of 4 MB whose name reads rdn 16y1. That is probably a shorthand for a model or board code with a version suffix, but the name gives no brand or board revision…

KBC firmware dump read from an A25L080M-F chip, as stated in the Polish name (kość means chip).

Firmware dump labelled IBM T61, 4.00 MB, supplied without a file extension; the size points to a raw 32 Mbit SPI flash image.

Original BIOS read, marked org, from an HP 620 laptop. The image is 2.00 MB, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash device, and the name provides no board number or revision.

An 8.00 MB binary BIOS dump labelled dv14 mlk. Beyond what looks like a model abbreviation, the name gives no board number or revision, and the meaning of mlk is not…

Firmware dump for the Dell Inspiron 1564, with the suffix U12 most likely referring to the board reference designator of the chip it was read from.

Firmware package for the Microsoft Surface 4, model 1724, with board number X911788-008 named in the archive.

BIOS image for a ZX-H110D3 motherboard, a board apparently built on the Intel H110 platform with DDR3 support, made for an 8 MB flash chip as the name says.

Firmware dump for a Dell Alienware Aurora desktop on board IPCFL-SC revision A00, naming a GigaDevice GD25Q128B flash chip, a 16 MB (128 Mbit) SPI part.

Small BIOS archive of 491 KB named PN73VS-M. The name gives no brand, board revision or version, so its origin cannot be confirmed from the title alone.

Firmware dump for the ASRock H61M-S Plus desktop motherboard, a board using the Intel H61 chipset, packed in a RAR.

BIOS image for the ASUS PRIME B360M desktop motherboard, with D2416 in the name, which may be a board or version marker but is not explained further.