BIOS dump for an ASUS X550MD on a revision 2.0 board fitted with the Intel N3540 processor, stored in a RAR archive of about 5.4 MB.

BIOS dump for the ASUS K571GD with the Quanta board DA0XKTMB8C0, Rev C, and the label BQ509 in the name.

SPI flash dump for the Panasonic TX-P50X60E plasma television, from board TNPH1047. The chip noted is a Winbond W25Q16, a 16 Mbit (2 MB) serial flash, and the RAR is 191…

SPI flash dump for the Samsung LA32D403E2 LCD television, identified by assembly code BN94-04174N.

Firmware archive for the Dell Latitude 7320, 11.8 MB as RAR, with a Cls token that is not explained; it might indicate a cleared image, but that is not certain.

16 MB BIOS backup labelled 0P5H and marked as working, implying it was read from a functioning machine.

Raw 32MB BIOS image for the LCFC board NM-C661, used in Lenovo laptops. The name gives only the board number, with no model, revision or CPU variant; another dump of the…

BIOS image for the HP dm4 series, a 4.00 MB file without an extension. Only the model name is given, with no board number or firmware version.

HP 630 BIOS dump with a trailing C in the name, which may indicate a board revision or variant but is not explained.

Duplicate-named BIOS binary for the 4331S model, 4.00 MB in size, sitting alongside a file of the same base name.

BIOS dump for a model designated 2230S, a compact 2.00 MB raw binary. Nothing else is encoded in the name: no brand, board number, revision or version.

Chip read from an ASUS X550JX notebook, stored as an 8 MB .BIN that suits a 64 Mbit BIOS flash.

BIOS image for the Acer Aspire 5520 motherboard, read from a 25L8005 flash chip, a Macronix MX25L8005 8 Mbit SPI part, which matches the 1.00 MB file size.

Zip package of MEAnalyzer revision r369, a utility rather than a board-specific dump. MEAnalyzer parses Intel Management Engine, CSME, TXE and SPS firmware and reports…

ASRock BIOS archive for the ITX-GH61T motherboard, unusually large at about 43.6 MB, which suggests it holds several versions, tools or extra files rather than one dump.

PCHC firmware for the ICP (Ice Point) chipset, version 13.0.0.1004, production build, 4 KB.

BIOS image for the ASRock B550M-HDV desktop motherboard, file named B55HDV version 3.30, marked as tested. The raw binary is 32 MB, matching a 256 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Name says only 16MB, yet the file is a 16 MB BIOS dump associated with the Compal motherboard LA-F241P; no brand, model or BIOS version is indicated.

Firmware image for the PI945GCM motherboard, a 402 KB zip with no revision stated. The model points to an Intel 945GC chipset desktop board for LGA775 processors.

Firmware archive for the P5G41C-M-LX desktop motherboard, packaged as a 676 KB zip. Only the model is stated, so the BIOS version and image type are unknown until the…

Pegatron IPMSB motherboard BIOS, labelled by the source as tested and working. The archive is a 2.95 MB RAR containing the flash image for this desktop board, which is…

BIOS image for an L70 laptop mainboard, version D according to the MB-VER marking in the name. The brand is not given, so confirm the model through the board label.

BIOS update package compressed as a 5.09 MB ZIP, with no model, manufacturer or version given in the name, so the intended device is unknown until the contents are…

Raw BIOS binary for the ASUS PRIME H410M-E desktop motherboard, 16.0 MB, which corresponds to a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip. No version is stated in the name.

BIOS ROM for the ASUS N61Jq, version 212, 4 MB in size. A ROM of this kind can be used with the ASUS flashing utility or, when the machine is dead, programmed directly…

BIOS image for a board with the project name Petra, in the UMA version (integrated graphics only, no discrete GPU), part number 48.4VM02.011.

Embedded controller firmware for the Compal LA-9104P board, prepared for the ENE KB9012 keyboard controller named in the file.

BIOS dump for an HP ProBook 450 G1, tagged with the motherboard code name Rampage and marked mb, meaning the main-board flash.

ASUS X43B BIOS image, 2 MB with no file extension, and the name notes a 25Q16 flash chip, a 16 Mbit SPI part that matches the image size.

BIOS image for the Gigabyte GA-Q67M-D2H-B3 desktop motherboard, packed in a RAR archive of about 9.16 MB.

ZIP archive named after the Seagate ST500DM002 hard drive with a 2022 timestamp, but its size is only 308 bytes, which means it is almost certainly empty or contains…

BIOS dump for a DNS laptop on Pegatron board B74Y rev 2, read from a Winbond W25Q64FV, an 8 MB (64 Mbit) SPI flash chip.

Firmware dump for a Quanta-made board numbered DAN97RMB6D0, revision D, with 084DE included in the name, probably a checksum or ID.

Firmware archive named only by board number 6050A2822301-MB-A01, an Inventec pattern where A01 is the PCB revision.

Original BIOS dump for the ASUS X202E, marked as working and taken from a Core i3 variant.

BIOS archive named only Fujitsu AH532, which suggests the LifeBook AH532, with no board number or revision in the name. The 7z file is 3.68 MB.

TD-W8951ND router firmware from TP-Link for hardware revision V6, dated 141027, which means 27 October 2014. The ZIP is 1.44 MB.

TD-W8901G firmware for hardware version 3, labelled with the date code 100901, apparently a September 2010 build.

Archive covering several Toshiba Satellite models: the M305, M305D, U400D, U405 and U405D, with the U400D listed twice in the name.

EDID binary for the Samsung LTN173KT01 17.3 inch laptop LCD, only 128 bytes, which corresponds to a single base EDID block without extension.