Second copy, numbered (2), of an 8.00 MB binary image for a dv6 notebook named as copied with a 2PORTS tag, possibly indicating a two-port board variant; no motherboard…

Additional copy of a DV5 firmware image, 1.00 MB in .bin format; the (2) only distinguishes it from a same-named file.

Second copy of a 650I3 firmware image, 4.00 MB in .bin format, with no brand or motherboard number given in the name.

BIOS dump of 2.00 MB without a file extension, named after the N102SP, likely the Samsung netbook of that name; no board number or BIOS version is stated.

Second copy of an Acer Aspire 4520 AMD CPU BIOS image, 1.00 MB in raw binary form; the numbered suffix suggests a duplicate or alternate dump of the same model.

Duplicate copy of the 512 KB Acer 4738 Intel image labelled for Bb, marked (1) in its name, likely a second download of the same dump.

Realtek RTS5450 power delivery firmware for board 6050A2940901, revision 15, sized for a 128 KB flash, with CRC32 0xF2E7DC40.

Extracted Corporate ME region, firmware 15.0.42.2384, H-series PCH, stepping B, production, -Y suffix, tagged 52173499, likely a checksum.

Extracted Consumer CSME firmware 15.0.23.1706 for an LP chipset at stepping B, production build, tagged A7F0B7DB, likely a checksum of this copy.

Intel CSME 15.0.10.1414 Consumer SKU, LP platform, stepping B, production release, supplied as a clean stock region (RGN) with identifier 26968578, likely a checksum.

Second copy of a firmware dump for the h97pro gammer board, which appears to be an Intel H97 gaming motherboard.

Duplicate copy of a Sony V56.03 firmware image, 2 MB in size, marked with a (1) suffix that usually means a repeat download or saved copy.

A second copy of a clean K46CM BIOS for ASUS, likely a duplicate save going by the (1) suffix. The raw 8 MB file should correspond to a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Acer 4620 BIOS binary of 1.00 MB, marked ok in the name, which suggests the uploader found it to work, although no further test details are given.

Toshiba LTD121EXGS display EDID, 128 bytes in size, which equals one standard EDID base block.

Second copy of an LG LP156WH4 TL A1 EDID image, marked (2) in the name, for a 15.6-inch HD notebook panel.

A 128-byte EDID dump for the LTD141EN9B panel in an IBM T60, marked in Chinese as a customer version, meaning it was read from a customer's unit rather than a reference…

EDID binary for the LG LP173WD1 LCD in the TL (E1) revision, 256 bytes in size. It is the identification data kept in the small serial EEPROM on the panel, used by the…

EDID image for the Chi Mei N156BGE-L11 display panel, 256 bytes, revision not given. This is the identification block a panel presents over its display data channel…

Panel identification data for the Chi Mei N140BGE L22, a 14.0-inch laptop LCD according to the N140 prefix; no revision is given.

Chi Mei N140B6-L02 panel EDID, for a 14.0-inch notebook display as indicated by the model code; no revision is listed.

EDID image for the Chi Mei N116B6 L02 panel at revision C1, an 11.6-inch display going by the N116 prefix, typical of netbooks and compact laptops.

Panel EDID for a B170PW6 17-inch-class LCD as used in the Dell Vostro 1720, saved as a 256-byte binary.

128-byte EDID for a B141PW01 V0 14.1-inch-class panel; the Chinese text in the name translates as Dell original screen, marking it as read from a factory Dell display.

AU Optronics B140XW02 version V1 EDID, a 256-byte binary for a 14.0-inch laptop panel per AUO's B140 prefix.

Intel Management Engine firmware version 16.1.35.2557, Corporate SKU for the LP platform, stepping A, production extracted build, checksum 77C493E9, packed as a 6 MB…

Duplicate copy, marked (2), of a 2.00 MB BIOS dump named for a dv6 laptop with a graphics-related tag, likely pointing to a particular graphics configuration, though the…

Second copy of a 4.00 MB BIOS image for the 4420s model designation, marked with a duplicate suffix in its name.

Second copy of a firmware dump named RV510i, 2.00 MB in size with no file extension. The label suggests a model designation but states no brand, board number or…

Programmer read labelled with a Macronix MX25L6405 chip and a May 2019 timestamp, yet the file is only 1 MB, much smaller than the 8 MB capacity of that 64 Mbit part.

Intel CSME Corporate firmware, version 15.0.41.2142, LP chipset, stepping B, production extracted, with a -Y suffix and a size of 9.38 MB.

Another copy of a 4 MB BIOS for the H61H2-M2 board, version 1.0, matching an identically named file.

Earliest of the listed LKF S builds, version 10.227.203.1142, production, 44 KB. It is a Lakefield chipset firmware component whose specific module type the name does…

Corporate Intel CSME, build 15.0.23.1706, for LP-series PCH at stepping B, production, extracted EXTR-Y, with identifier E1BB3E12, probably a checksum.

Intel Management Engine region, Consumer SKU, version 15.0.10.1574, LP platform with stepping B, production firmware.

Stock Corporate CSME region, version 15.0.10.1391, for LP chipsets with stepping B, production firmware, with hex code 9B2A05B7, likely a checksum.

Firmware dump for a Positivo SIM notebook on board MB40IA1, with an extra 15bfc2_011000 string that may be a checksum or build identifier, though the name does not say.

Second copy of a Lenovo ThinkPad T420 BIOS archive, carrying the identifier LNVH-41AB5700-F00G.

Duplicate copy of an ASUS Q500A BIOS image noted for a third-generation Intel Core processor and a chipset with S-spec SLJ8E.

A second copy of the ASUS S400C / S400CA BIOS dump marked CPU onboard with the SLJ8E code, which appears to refer to the soldered processor.