HP G7 BIOS image, 16.0 MB, labelled ee unlocked 2, meaning presumably an unlocked variant, the second version saved; ee is not clearly defined and may refer to the model…

16 MB BIOS image labelled u366 Unpass, which suggests a dump from chip location U366 with the BIOS password removed.

An 8.00 MB raw BIOS dump, third copy in the 450 G1 GRAFX series, presumably for boards fitted with separate graphics; brand, GPU and board revision are not part of the…

Saved 2-byte status register value belonging to the 430 G1 BIOS read. Certain programmer applications create this file automatically, recording write-protect and…

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

Original BIOS read from an Inventec-numbered motherboard 6050A2854301-MB-A01, revision A01, as a 16 MB image; the laptop model is not given.

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.

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.

Firmware image for an Asus K52JB laptop, with BF1 in the name and 208 as the BIOS version, following Asus's model-plus-version naming.

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.

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 of 1.00 MB for the Sony VAIO VGN-AR series, without a specific submodel or board number given in the name. The size matches an 8 Mbit flash chip.

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

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 for the Acer Aspire One 751H netbook on Quanta ZA3 board, written as DAOZA3MB6EO revision E, where the O characters likely stand for zeros in DA0ZA3MB6E0.

BIOS dump of 8 MB for the Intel DH55TC desktop motherboard, an H55 chipset board. The name states no version or tested status, so treat it as an unverified backup.

Firmware dump from a Samsung UA32EH4000 LCD television, read from a W25Q64 SPI flash chip. The 8 MB size matches the 64 Mbit capacity of that Winbond part.

512 KB BIOS image for the Intel D915GAV desktop motherboard. The name supplies the model only, without version, revision or working status.

BIOS dump for the HP Pavilion dv2000 series laptop, model dv2660se. The name states no chipset, so confirm whether your board is Intel or AMD before use.

Main 4 MB BIOS image for the ASUS K53SD, mainboard revision 5.1, a companion to the separate EC firmware for the same board.

An 8 MB raw binary labelled GOC 8M, apparently a companion to a 16 MB file of the same name, though the name gives no device, brand or board.

Raw .bin firmware file of about 43 MB whose name gives only X96 and a version-like string 01020200, with no model, board or chip details.

BIOS archive for board 6050A2560201 at revision A03, containing an Outimage.bin, typically the output image produced by a programmer or editing tool ready to be written.

Quanta board DAG3PTMB8D0, revision D: a 16 MB BIOS binary marked OK. The image size matches a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip, and it can be opened directly in programmer…

Lenovo 300e 2nd generation BIOS image, 16 MB in raw BIN form, labelled old and with an enrol or ast note that the name does not fully explain.

BIOS dump for the HP ProBook 650 G2 in a 16.0 MB raw binary, suitable for a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Binary firmware image named after the Quanta board number DA0X8TMB8E1, 32 MB in size. The name states no laptop brand, model, BIOS version or ME status.

Raw 16 MB flash backup labelled for a ThinkPad L480, saved as a plain BIN image. No board number or revision is given, but the size points to a 128 Mbit SPI chip holding…

BIOS binary whose name gives nothing but its 16MB capacity, so the device it came from is unknown. Packed as a ZIP, it suits a 128Mbit flash chip.

HP Mini 110 netbook BIOS in a 1.00 MB .bin image, a size that matches an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Duplicate HP Mini 110 firmware dump in .bin format, 1.00 MB in size, which corresponds to an 8 Mbit SPI flash device.

Duplicate copy, shown by the (2) suffix, of a 4.00 MB firmware file named G6I5R. The name gives no brand, motherboard number or revision, so the exact laptop it belongs…

A duplicate of the G6A firmware image, marked with (2), sized 2.00 MB and stored as a plain binary.

Binary labelled DV67, 4.00 MB, which matches a 32-Mbit SPI flash chip. The name is cryptic and may refer to an HP Pavilion dv6 or dv7 board, but no model, board number…

Duplicate (2) of the cq60i binary, a 2.00 MB flash image for a CQ60 that is probably the Intel version.

Binary BIOS dump for a CQ57, named CQ57I, 4.00 MB; the I suffix likely marks an Intel-based version, though the name does not confirm it.

Binary firmware image of 2.00 MB named 6730at, where the at suffix after the model number is not explained by the name.