Archive named only after the ME region, roughly 39.9 MB in size, which suggests a collection of Intel Management Engine region images rather than a single dump.

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…

Sony VAIO VPCEE25FX BIOS image in ROM format, sized at roughly 1.63 MB. That size does not correspond to a standard flash chip capacity, so the file may be a region…

BIOS or firmware binary of 8.00 MB with an uninformative name, giving no brand, model or board number.

Raw firmware binary of 8 MB with an uninformative numeric name that gives no brand, model or board number.

Lenovo BIOS dump in raw BIN format, 16 MB in size, which corresponds to a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Image read from a Winbond W25Q256FV flash in an 8x6 mm WSON-8 package, a 256 Mbit, 3.3 V chip, producing a 32 MB file with a programmer timestamp.

Timestamped 16 MB flash readout taken from a Winbond W25R128JV SPI chip, as the name indicates; the device it came from is not stated.

Generic 16 MB binary whose name only says u68 bkp, suggesting a backup read from the component at reference U68, but no device, brand or board is given.

Raw 8 MB BIOS binary whose name gives only its size, with no brand, model or board number. It fits a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip, so check the chip capacity before flashing.

Raw firmware image named only after its capacity, so the brand, model and board number are unknown.

Raw BIOS image of 16.0 MB named X61.BIN, with no brand, board number or version beyond the X61 label, so its origin should be verified before use.

BIOS image for the ASUS ROG STRIX B350-F GAMING motherboard, firmware version 5603, in a 9.70 MB RAR.

BIOS image for a board labelled A14HV0X, revision 4.0, in a 2.65 MB RAR. The name does not state the manufacturer or the device, so identify the board by the marking on…

RAR archive of roughly 500 KB containing a repository of option ROM images for Intel DG1, the discrete Iris Xe graphics part, at collection revision r2.

ASUS A43SJ BIOS image saved as a 2.50 MB binary, without version or board revision in its name.

Generic BIOS archive whose name only says bios region, giving no laptop model, board number or chip type.

Generic 8 MB BIOS image named outimage, the default output name of several programmer and BIOS editing tools.

Generic 8 MB BIOS image whose name, an isflash.fd BIOSIMG output, gives no model, brand or board number.

Uninformative file name: a generic BIOS binary of 32.0 MB with no model, board number or version given.

BIOS image for the ASUS H97-PRO GAMER motherboard, labelled V101, in a 9.87 MB RAR archive.

Another unidentified 32 MB binary named only after its size, with no device, board or revision stated.

RAR archive of about 4.58 MB containing a firmware image whose name only suggests a cleaned file, probably a dump with the Intel ME region cleaned or reset.

Raw 16 MB binary firmware image labelled UB3. The name gives no brand, model or board number, so the target device is unknown and must be identified from your own notes…

Generic 32 MB binary dump whose name carries only a timestamp and the label SVOD3, giving no brand, model or board number.

Raw 32 MB binary whose name mentions BH, EC5106 and QS, with no brand or board number stated.

Unidentified ASUS BIOS image of 32 MB, named simply as an old ASUS file, so the model and mainboard remain unknown from the name alone.

Unidentified 8 MB BIOS binary named UB1, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

32 MB raw dump read from a Winbond W25Q256JV flash in a SOIC16 package, named automatically by the programmer with a date and time stamp.

Raw 8 MB dump from a Winbond W25Q64 SPI flash, read on 8 February 2017 according to the timestamp in the name.

An 8 MB ROM image whose name, 7547a08, gives no clear model or brand and should be treated as an unidentified firmware dump.

Generic binary named simply original, giving no brand, model, board or version. The 4.00 MB size equals a 32 Mbit SPI flash, which suggests a complete chip dump…

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

Archive of about 7.3 MB holding a collection of Intel PMC firmware, the code for the Power Management Controller found on newer Intel chipsets.

BIOS package for the ASUS M5A99X EVO, an AMD 990X socket AM3+ board, marked revision 1.01 in the name.

BIOS image of 8.00 MB for the ASUS P8H61-M LX3 revision 2.0 desktop board; the file has no clear extension and no version is stated in its name.

A 4 MB raw binary named only CW, giving no model, brand, board number or working status, so its origin cannot be determined from the name.

Firmware file 3660F24 in FD format, 2.00 MB, a naming style resembling Insyde BIOS versions where the trailing number is the release, though brand and board are not…

Firmware dump named only after the Compal board LA-A992P, with no file extension and no version, revision or model information given.

Binary BIOS file labelled for the ASUS K56CM, 1.88 MB in size, marked as a second copy in its name.