4 MB BIOS binary associated with model 5010 and an ATI graphics variant, labelled 4007 and marked OK, the big tag pointing to the larger of two chip images.

System BIOS image for the HP Pavilion g6-1138se, a 4.00 MB raw binary matching a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Firmware dump for the Dell Vostro 3750 using Quanta motherboard DAV03AMB8E1 revision E, with the name noting a 4 MB image, which fits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

A 4 MB binary firmware image for a SuperHD 1515 combo receiver, a satellite and terrestrial set-top box. The size suits a 32 Mbit SPI flash, typical for such receivers.

Raw binary image of exactly 4.00 MB with a generic name that reveals nothing about the device, board or firmware version.

BIOS image for the HP G6-2226TU with an Intel i3 processor, on Quanta board DAR33HMB6A0 revision A, project R33H. The SLJ8E token is likely the chipset S-spec code.

Additional copy of a 4.00 MB firmware image for the HP 455 G1 laptop, with no board number, revision or version stated in the name.

Duplicate 4 MB firmware dump from an HP 15 AMD laptop whose BIOS sits on a GD25Q32 chip, the GigaDevice 32 Mbit SPI part.

Second copy of a 4.00 MB BIOS dump labelled as an original image for a dv6 laptop, with an extra GRN tag whose meaning the name does not explain.

Second 4 MB copy, marked (2), of the 4530S firmware dump, stored as a raw binary. The name carries only the model code, with no board number, BIOS revision or ME note.

A 4.00 MB .bin firmware image named 650I3, where 650 likely points to a model series and I3 may hint at an Intel Core i3 variant, though the name does not confirm the…

Firmware dump of 4.00 MB without extension, labelled 650hp C and marked as the fourth copy; it appears to be intended for an HP 650 series machine, though no board…

Firmware image marked as working, for an HP Folio13 with the Compal LA-8044P motherboard, the ok in the name noting a successful flash.

Binary BIOS image for the ASUS K53SD laptop, described in the name as New MCS. The name does not say what MCS stands for, so treat it as an uploader label marking a…

Firmware for the Acer V3-471 in .fd format, 4.00 MB, the size of a 32 Mbit SPI flash. FD files are typically raw flash descriptor images that a programmer can write once…

Another 4 MB binary saved under the generic outimage name, usually written out by a programmer or BIOS modification tool.

BIOS image for an Asus K54LY series notebook, firmware version 208, labelled as carrying a new Management Engine region.

Firmware image for the Compal-designed laptop board LA-A996P, a numbering pattern that also turns up on notebooks from several big brands.

Firmware dump for the Philco PH29E63D television, variant marked A, read from an EN25Q32B SPI flash chip; the 4 MB size matches that 32 Mbit part.

Television firmware image for the Haier LE40B8000D with an MSAV3251-ZC01-01 mainboard, dumped from an MX25L3206E flash chip.

Firmware image of 4.00 MB for an ASUS X42J / K42JR mainboard with AMD graphics, GPU part 216-0809000, and the Intel HM55 chipset.

BIOS image for the Samsung NP-R439L with an Intel Core i3 processor, provided as a 4 MB .bin file.

A 4 MB BIOS binary named P4LJ0112, which appears to be a firmware build code, likely version 112 of a P4LJ project.

BIN firmware image of 4.00 MB named for an IBM ThinkPad T61, with the suffix lhr whose meaning is not clear from the name and should not be assumed.

System BIOS image for the HP 1000 notebook; sb in the name most likely denotes the southbridge-attached BIOS chip as opposed to the EC ROM, which exists as separate…

Contents of an EN25F32 SPI flash chip, a 32 Mbit Eon device, matching the 4.00 MB file size.

Raw 4 MB BIOS dump for a mainboard carrying the Quanta-format number DA0R76MB6D0, revision D according to the code.

Original BIOS dump for a Toshiba Satellite C840 with part code PSC6EL, the name suggesting an untouched read from the chip.

Raw 4 MB firmware dump saved as a .bin file under a short code name, BB10240, that does not clearly identify a manufacturer or model.

Firmware dump for the ASUS X44H notebook, stored as a 4 MB .bin file suited to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Working BIOS for an ASUS N53SV with main board revision 2.1, saved as a 4 MB .bin. That size suits a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS ROM for the ASUS K53SV, noted as for an Intel Core i5 second generation board at revision 2.4, and marked by the saver as working.

Firmware image for the ASUS X401U laptop, labelled NEW 313, which most likely refers to BIOS version 313, though the name does not say so explicitly.

BIOS image for an HCL laptop built on the H54Y board, labelled UMA, meaning integrated graphics only with no discrete GPU, and tied to the Intel HM55 platform controller…

BIOS package for the Gigabyte GA-H81M-S desktop motherboard, naming an MX25L3205 flash chip and an IT8620E Super I/O controller.

Raw firmware dump for the Star X 98 receiver, intended for a 25Q32 series flash chip, a 32 Mbit part that matches the 4.00 MB file size.

Star X X2323 Full HD receiver firmware read from an EN25Q32A flash chip. The 4.00 MB image fills a 32 Mbit memory, which agrees with the chip named in the file.

Star X30000 HD CI receiver firmware, identified as a CXT Full HD build stored on an EN25Q32 flash chip. At 4.00 MB the image corresponds to a 32 Mbit memory.

Star X 30000 CI CXT Full HD PVR receiver firmware, read from an EN25Q32A chip. The file is 4.00 MB, exactly the capacity of that 32 Mbit flash.

BIOS dump for the Fujitsu Lifebook A553H, covering boards marked CP631524 X2 and CP631521 Z2, read from a Winbond W25Q32V chip in SOIC-8 package and dated 2020-03-02.