Second copy of the 6730at BIOS image, 2.00 MB in .bin form, with the at suffix left unexplained and no revision data in the name.

A 2 MB BIOS file labelled 4525A, in .BIN format, most likely tied to the 4525s model family, although the A suffix is not explained.

Second copy of a ProBook 4520 firmware dump with a C suffix, 4 MB and without an extension.

A 4 MB BIOS dump in .BIN format for a 4430S model, a number that matches the HP ProBook 4430s, although no brand is given.

BIOS image for the 4330S model designation, a 4.00 MB raw binary with no further details in its name: board number, revision and version are all absent.

BIOS binary for the 2560p model designation, 8.00 MB in size, with an extra letter c in the name whose meaning is not stated.

Raw 2.00 MB firmware image named 620 INTEL, apparently intended for the Intel-based variant of a 620 machine; the name carries no brand, motherboard number or revision.

Third copy of an 8.00 MB BIOS image labelled 450 G2C, supplied without extension as a raw flash dump. Nothing in the name identifies the brand, board number or revision.

BIOS or firmware image for a 450 G2C, the second copy of that name, measuring 8.00 MB and lacking a file extension.

Raw 8.00 MB BIOS dump for a Samsung NP300E laptop, without an extension or any board, revision or version details in its name. The size points to a 64 Mbit flash device.

Unidentified 8 MB firmware image titled 08328A, a code that gives no clear model, brand or board number.

16 MB image for a Winbond W25Q128BV flash, labelled as option 1, which suggests one of several alternative dumps for the same machine.

A 4 MB BIOS dump labelled for the flash chip at position U53 and marked OK, meaning the uploader considered it working.

A 1 MB binary named only lansky, giving no model, brand or board number, so the target cannot be identified from the name.

A firmware dump labelled Dell 15 3000 grafix, which points to an Inspiron 15 3000 series laptop, probably a version with a dedicated graphics chip.

BIOS file for the Lenovo G50-70, provided as an 8 MB .bin with no further detail in the name. There is no board number, version or ME status.

Zipped BIOS firmware, 5.25 MB, for an HP laptop on the Quanta DA0X63MB6H1 motherboard (written DAoX63 in the name).

Compressed BIOS dump, 4.97 MB, for an HP laptop with the Inventec-style board number 6050A2857201.

Firmware image for the LA-H359P motherboard at revision 2.0, a board number following the Compal ODM pattern. The name does not state the laptop brand or model.

Lenovo G400s BIOS image in raw binary format, 8 MB, carrying an unexplained Br tag in its name.

A 16 MB binary image labelled with the Winbond W25Q128 flash name, a 128 Mbit SPI chip whose capacity matches the file size.

Raw 4 MB BIOS dump named after the Quanta board DA0U93MB6D0, with no laptop brand or model given.

Raw 16 MB BIOS binary labelled 17N AMD FP6 with board ID 08844. FP6 is the AMD mobile socket used by Ryzen 4000 and 5000 series processors.

BIOS binary of 16 MB for an AMD FP6 platform labelled 17N, with board ID 088C6. The name gives no model name.

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

Samsung R519 BIOS dump for the Bonn-L board, revision 1.0, dated 090529-03, board BA41-01104A.

Small BIOS-related dump of 512 KB for the HP 630 laptop on the Intel HM55 chipset, labelled SMALL to set it apart from the 4 MB main image.

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.

BIOS image for the Lenovo IdeaPad Z570, marked repeatedly as OK to indicate a verified working read. The 4 MB size matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

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

Firmware dump for Quanta board DA0ZRWMB6G0, revision G, with project code ZRW and model code N15Q1.

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

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.

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

BIOS ROM file whose name suggests D620 with version A10, though the name states no brand, so the target device should be confirmed independently.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire 5740G on the JV50 platform, Wistron board 09285-1M, marked pch.

Firmware image for the HP Compaq 8000 business desktop, a 4.00 MB binary without file extension.

Raw 8 MB BIOS binary for Compal motherboard LA-F943P; the name gives no laptop brand, model or revision.