Archive of 2.82 MB named IRIS all in one, with no brand, model or board number given, so the target device cannot be confirmed from the name.

RTS5457V Type-C controller firmware for Lenovo board NM-D562 rev 3.0, tagged 30901, 0x66 and UU4, CRC32 0x4CC3F51D.

Zipped dump read from a Winbond W25Q80DW chip in SOIC8 (200 mil) package, dated 10 April 2022.

BIOS binary for the HP ZBook Firefly 14 G8, platform Corvett, on Inventec / Foxconn board 6050A3217501, revision A01, with 1086 and L2 tags, marked OK.

HP 15 firmware dump tagged green P, 4 MB in size, without board number, revision or BIOS version.

Small 2-byte register snapshot saved with the second GD25Q64 read from an HP 15 USOO laptop, recorded on 15 May 2018.

BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude E7240 ultrabook, 4 MB, read from the chip marked U2 according to the name.

Raw 8 MB dump from a GigaDevice GD25Q64 SPI chip, named after the chip with an October 2019 programmer timestamp.

16 MB BIOS dump for a board numbered 605082848001 MB A01, tagged with the project name Oldman.

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

A 16 MB binary image labelled 087FD and marked OK, implying it was reported as working, though the name offers no brand, model or board number.

8MB raw BIN firmware image whose name, EM H8318 78B V1, gives no clear device, brand or board number.

Production Ice Point PCH module for Ice Lake LP systems, version 130.1.30.1040 with a D tag.

Firmware dump named opt 3046 new, 16 MB, with no file extension given. Opt 3046 might hint at an OptiPlex-style model, but the name is too terse to be certain, so treat…

Firmware archive with the uninformative name p-793-H, giving no brand, board number or version, so its target device must be determined after unpacking.

Firmware for a device identified as P660RU-T1v3s, with the tag 201512 suggesting a December 2015 build or dump.

Small BIOS archive for an HCL P28 PDC desktop, a model label pointing to a Pentium Dual-Core configuration; nothing else about the board is given.

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

Main flash dump for the LG 32LK330 television, taken from board EAX64290501 revision 0, saved as a 1.00 MB binary.

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

Small embedded controller firmware file named for ITE, the maker of EC chips widely used in laptops, delivered as a 27.9 KB ZIP containing a .bin image.

Printer firmware for the L405 model, probably an Epson ink-tank printer, in a 6.84 MB RAR. The name gives no version, region or chip details.

Small RAR archive, 360 KB, named as a Lenovo BIOS extractor, which is most likely a utility for unpacking Lenovo BIOS update packages rather than a firmware dump itself.

Firmware image for the Lenovo IdeaPad Z510, and the name marks it as EC, meaning the embedded controller firmware rather than the main system BIOS.

Firmware for the Dell Precision T3620 workstation, according to the name, which says little else: no board revision, version or chip details are given.

Archive titled BGA Mods V1.1, a 617 KB RAR categorised as BIOS or firmware, with no device, brand or board stated in the name.

Raw 2 MB binary dump tied to Compal board LA-6592P, with no device model, version or chip details in the name. The LA-xxxxP pattern is Compal's motherboard numbering.

Firmware dump labelled x55a, 8.00 MB in binary form; only the model token is given, with no brand, revision or flash chip stated.

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.

Original firmware dump for a Sony laptop, with p in the name possibly pointing to the VAIO P series, though no model or board number is stated.

Main BIOS image for the Dell Latitude E6520, 8.00 MB, with the name noting an i3 version, so it came from a unit with a Core i3 processor.

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.

Raw BIOS image of 2.00 MB marked dv7 org, apparently an original read taken from a dv7-series laptop, although the name states no board number or revision.

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

Small 128 KB firmware file with no extension, labelled only as an EC region, with no model, brand or board number in the name.

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

Firmware dump for a DNS notebook built on a Pegatron board coded H36Y, in a ZIP of about 1.9 MB.

BIOS for the BenQ Joybook Lite U121 Eco, firmware 0121, board 6050A2280501 N1MCARD, revision A02, with version tag AF82VS15W, in a small 715 KB ZIP.

Generic Apple MacBook firmware dump; the name states no model, year or logic board number, so its exact target is unknown.

Firmware image for the Acer Aspire 4736Z, with spir likely a typo for Aspire. The name includes intl, wd and ibm tags that it does not explain.