BIOS dump for a Sony VAIO with the model code PCG-71211W, provided as a 4.00 MB binary. The size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image for the Acer Aspire 5741G laptop, a 4 MB binary that corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS image of 4.00 MB for the ASUS K42JR, flagged twice as OK in the name, indicating a dump reported as working.

Firmware image for the ASUS K43SV notebook, tagged for the N12P-GS-A1 NVIDIA graphics variant with SLJ4P, which matches an Intel chipset S-spec code.

BIOS file of 4 MB, P5WE0120, whose naming resembles an Insyde-style project code with version 120. The device and board it belongs to are not stated in the name.

Firmware image for an HP G4 notebook built on the DA0R53MB6E0 motherboard, a Quanta-style board number, with an OK note implying the dump was confirmed working.

BIOS dump of 4.00 MB whose name points to the Macronix MX25L3206E, a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip, which matches the file size exactly.

BIOS dump of 4.00 MB for a Dell 15-series laptop on board LA-9104P, a Compal-pattern number, with UH6 noted in the name.

Dell Inspiron N4030 BIOS dump for a Core i5 configuration, labelled display and sized 4.00 MB.

BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude E6400 on motherboard LA-3805P, a board number in the Compal numbering style, so Compal is the ODM behind the PCB.

BIOS image for a Toshiba Satellite C855D-169 with model code PSCC2E, a UMA version meaning integrated graphics without a discrete GPU.

Flash dump for the Acer Aspire E1-471G taken from the chip at position U8, as the name indicates.

Raw 4 MB binary BIOS file named TNPH1104, with no brand, board number or revision stated, so its target board is unclear from the name alone.

SPI flash dump for the CCE Stile D42 television, taken from a Winbond W25Q32BV memory. That chip holds 32 Mbit, so the 4 MB file is a full image of the device.

Another numbered copy of the ASUS K53SM BIOS for the version with a GeForce GT 630M and 2 GB of graphics memory. It is 4 MB, matching a 32 Mbit SPI chip.

BIOS dump for a ZX-H55 motherboard, version 1.01, read from an MX25L3236F flash chip, with an M2I-80Q code that may be the chip package or another board marking.

Samsung BIOS dump for board Petronas_13 revision 1.0, read from a Winbond W25Q32 SPI chip, a 32-megabit part holding 4 MB.

Firmware dump for the Intel DP43TF desktop board with the P43 chipset, stored as a 4.00 MB binary for a 32 Mbit SPI chip.

Intel DH61BF desktop board BIOS dump, 4.00 MB, with the name noting the Macronix MX25L3206E as the flash chip it came from or targets.

Older BIOS image for the Intel DH61WW desktop board, marked OLD in the name to set it apart from a newer dump of the same model.

BIOS image for a DL-H61MXEL desktop board, 4.00 MB, the DL prefix seemingly matching the Dijilite boards named elsewhere in this set, though the name itself does not say…

Firmware dump for the Samsung UA32H4100AR television, read from a 25Q32 series SPI flash, which holds 32 Mbit or 4 MB.

Gigabyte GA-H61M-S motherboard BIOS, PCB revision 1.0, firmware version F2, as indicated by the .f2 extension Gigabyte uses for its releases.

Raw BIOS image for the ASUS N53S laptop, provided as a 4.00 MB .bin that matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw firmware dump for the Samsung R540 laptop, flagged with a triple ok, which suggests a tested and working image. Its 4 MB size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI BIOS chip.

ASUS N71J firmware image of 4.00 MB, labelled with the N71J-MIN board code, the part code N71J-N1Y811 and the SLGZS processor spec code, and marked OK as working.

4 MB BIOS binary for a Dell 1564 model, presumably the Inspiron 1564, in the version with ATI discrete graphics as the name states.

BIOS dump for the ASUS K43SV laptop, a 4.00 MB binary marked as working in the name. No board revision or version is stated, so compare the motherboard markings before…

Firmware binary of 4.00 MB named after a 5050 model with the extra number 18534, whose meaning the name does not explain; brand and board revision are not given.

Raw 4.00 MB binary labelled only with the model code N5010, with no brand, board number, revision or version in the name.

4 MB BIOS dump for the ASUS N53SV, mainboard revision 2.2, which the name marks as fully working.

ROM file with BIOS firmware for the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 14, 4 MB in size, matching a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS for the ASUS X513EA laptop, main board revision R2.0, intended for a 16 MB SPI flash.

Memory dump set for the Supra STV-LC4225LF LCD TV, main board T.MSD309.9B 10345, with the name pointing to a 25L3205M SPI flash chip as the storage device.

4 MB binary BIOS image for a Toshiba system, labelled B551C, with FHRLSY1 possibly referring to the board, and marked OK, meaning it was reported working.

BIOS archive labelled V231 NPB version C with a 4 MB image size; the name gives no brand, so identify the device from the board markings before use.

Working BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire A715-51G laptop, Quanta model ZYX, mainboard DA0ZYXMBAF0 revision F, labelled OK with the ME region included.

BIOS backup read from the main flash of a Quanta DA0R33MB6D0 board, revision D, noted as taken from a unit with working graphics.

Offline utility bundle for merging and splitting BIOS images, not a firmware dump for any particular device.

Backup BIOS dump labelled old for the Compal LA-N221P board, platform code IAS_JLG10, 32.0 MB.