Generic 16 MB firmware image named outimage, associated with Compal board LA-J801P. The name looks like a programmer or tool output and gives no laptop model, version or…

8 MB BIOS image for a desktop board identified as H61H2-M2, version 2.0, which suggests an Intel H61 chipset micro-ATX design.

128-byte EDID base block for an LP154WP1-TLE1 display panel, marked as coming from an HP laptop.

Raw 4 MB BIOS image whose name points to a desktop motherboard with an H61MS2PV designation, likely an Intel H61 chipset board, although no brand or revision is given.

ASUS K53SM BIOS file, 4 MB, with 214 in the name most likely marking the firmware version.

BIOS image named FH5VMx64 in BIN format, 16.0 MB in size; the name resembles a firmware build tag but does not state the laptop brand, model or motherboard, so its exact…

Firmware binary of 32.0 MB with a short, uninformative name that states no brand, model or board.

Firmware binary with an uninformative name, pro 5 2, and a size of 32 MB, matching a 256 Mbit SPI flash.

Second copy of the Samsung NP300E5Z BIOS image, 4.00 MB in .bin format. As with the first copy, only the model is stated, with no board revision or version.

32 MB BIOS binary saved as a copy and labelled only u366, which most likely refers to the board location of the flash chip it was read from.

BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire 5738, provided as a 2.00 MB raw binary with no board number or version stated in the name.

Uninformative file name: a 16 MB raw BIN firmware image with no brand, model or board number given.

Uninformative BIOS.BIN image of 8 MB, the capacity of a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip. The name carries no brand, model or board number, so identification must come from…

EC firmware for the Compal LA-K201P motherboard, a 128 KB binary for the ENE KB9052 embedded controller named in the file.

2 MB firmware file named sam.bin, presumably for a Samsung machine, though the name gives no model, board number or version.

32 MB BIN firmware for Inventec board 6050A3028501, revision MB A01, inside an 11.6 MB ZIP.

Binary image labelled v6.1.10.1052, 1.49 MB, carrying no model or board information in its name.

Firmware for a T56RJ universal LCD TV controller board, configured for a 1680x1050 widescreen panel, a resolution often found in monitor-sized screens.

Raw 2 MB BIOS image for the Toshiba Satellite L655D-S5066, stored as an uncompressed .bin ready for a programmer.

Raw BIOS binary for the HP ProBook 450 G7, marked new, 16.0 MB in size, which corresponds to a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Full 16 MB BIOS binary for the ASUS H97-PRO motherboard, version 2906. A raw BIN of this size likely contains the complete SPI image, including the descriptor, Intel ME…

Duplicate copy of the second HP ProBook 6550b BIOS dump, 4.00 MB in size, with no board number, revision or version in the name.

Winbond W25Q64F flash read dated 7 June 2019, 8 MB in size, equal to the chip's 64 Mbit capacity. The name does not state which laptop or board it was taken from.

A 4 KB production firmware component for the Intel MCC (Mule Creek Canyon) platform, version 15.40.0.1000.

Intel ICP (Ice Point) N-variant firmware module, version 9.0.1.0006, production build, 16 KB, with B198CE23 appended, likely a checksum or hash identifier distinguishing…

ICP N-variant PMC-style firmware, version 130.3.10.1031, stepping B, production signed, 116 KB, sitting between builds 1030 and 1033.

Earliest of the listed ICP N stepping B modules, version 130.3.10.1030, production, 116 KB.

BIOS dump for a laptop motherboard numbered LA-C621P, revision 1.0, with the name stating a Winbond W25Q128FV flash chip.

Raw read of a Winbond W25Q32 SPI flash chip, named with a capture date of 2019-08-25 and a timestamp, as programmer software typically saves dumps.

Small firmware file of 42 KB in a ZIP archive, with the name only indicating ITE, a maker of embedded and keyboard controllers.

Original BIOS dump for a device called r53, 4 MB in size. The org tag means it was read directly from a factory chip rather than built from an update file.

BIOS file for the Dell Inspiron 14R 7420 and 5420, version A14 according to the name. It is an 8 MB image, matching a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip, and may be either a full…

Firmware dump for the ASUS S200E compact laptop, 6 MB in size, which is an unusual figure because SPI chips come in power-of-two capacities.

128-byte EDID block named dell121xj, apparently for a 12.1-inch XGA panel in a Dell laptop, though the panel maker and part number are not given.

Stored EDID for an LG LP154W01 panel, TL variant, AH revision, in a 256-byte file. This matches the capacity of a 24C02 EEPROM, the usual home of display identification…

Generic binary called outimage, 32.0 MB, catalogued as BIOS or firmware, with nothing in the name about the device, board or revision it came from.

Duplicate copy of a cleaned HP Compaq CQ61 BIOS image, a 1.00 MB binary meant for an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 8.00 MB .bin firmware image named HOSEA USOO, labels that do not identify a brand, model or board number, so the target device cannot be confirmed from the name…

Generic 4.00 MB firmware dump named only g6, with no brand, board number, revision or variant included in the label.

Generic 16 MB binary whose name only says u68 bkp, suggesting a backup read from the component at reference U68, but no device, brand or board is given.