128-byte EDID dump for the display panel of a Dell Latitude D610, with no panel maker or resolution stated in the name.

EDID dump for the Chi Mei N140BGE-L12 14.0-inch panel, marked in the name as a Dell version.

BIOS firmware for the ASUS N61JV laptop, labelled 4mb in the name, which most likely refers to a 4 MB flash image, packed in a 1.52 MB zip.

Raw BIOS binary labelled only as Acer 6292, probably the TravelMate 6292. Beyond that the name gives no version, chipset or working status.

RAR archive of 991 KB with the uninformative name 1520, which gives no brand, model or board number.

BIOS archive for the Lenovo IdeaPad S510P, marked new, 3.26 MB in ZIP format; the name gives no board number, GPU variant or version.

Raw 8.00 MB firmware dump named x200 with the extra tokens ma r, whose meaning is not clear; no brand or board number is stated, so the source device must be confirmed.

BIOS firmware archive for a model identified only as 5742g, most likely the Acer Aspire 5742G, packed as a 1.72 MB RAR.

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.

Firmware dump identified only by the Macronix MX25L6473 flash chip, a 64 Mbit (8 MB) SPI part; the name gives no device or board number.

Archived dump read from a GigaDevice GD25Q128B flash chip in a WSON8 package, which holds 128 Mbit (16 MB).

BIOS image named MainBios, 32.0 MB in size, without any brand, model, board number or version in its name.

Programmer read of a Winbond W25Q128BV flash chip in a WSON8 package, saved 10 April 2022 and zipped.

BIOS or firmware backup of 16.0 MB labelled 15 EH, which looks like a dump read from a 128 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Second copy of a 4 MB BIOS dump marked HP 15d green, where green probably describes the board color used to tell variants apart, though the name gives no board number.

Second copy of a 4 MB BIOS image marked HP 15 green P, with green and P being informal variant tags that the name does not define.

Raw 8.00 MB .bin firmware image named HOSEA USOO, labels that do not identify a brand, model or board number, so the target device cannot be confirmed from the name…

Raw 4.00 MB BIOS dump simply named G6I, with no brand, board number, revision or version stated in the name.

Duplicate DV5A BIOS image of 1.00 MB in .bin format, the (2) marking an extra copy rather than a newer release.

Duplicate of the 4525A firmware dump with a (2) suffix, 2 MB, raw binary. The name offers no extra detail, such as the board number, BIOS version or whether the ME…

Plain 8 MB binary labelled main, with no brand, model, board or version information in the name.

Extracted Intel ME firmware, Consumer edition, version 16.0.15.1735, H-series PCH, stepping A, production.

BIOS archive for the Acer Aspire 5733Z, in ZIP format at 1.69 MB. The suffix P622G32Mikk looks like Acer's retail configuration code; such codes usually describe the…

Consumer ME region, version 15.0.41.2158, LP PCH, stepping B, production, extracted, tagged AB7F54AC.

BIOS archive for a board identified as PR111, version A02, compressed in a 478 KB rar. Neither the brand nor the chipset appears in the name, so identification must come…

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…

Firmware archive for the Samsung NP-R620 laptop, FS02RU Russian configuration, at 1015 KB. The name gives no motherboard number or chip type.

Firmware dump for a Supra 32HS9000 LED TV, a raw BIN image of exactly 4.00 MB. That size corresponds to a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip, so it suits a mainboard fitted with…

Firmware dump named P1 with a 32M size note, a 32.0 MB BIN file. The name is uninformative: it gives no brand, board number or version, and P1 alone may refer to several…

Uninformative file name made only of digits, so the device, brand and board this 1.00 MB firmware image came from are unknown.

BIOS image labelled e1-510, 8 MB raw binary with no brand, board number or revision in the name.

BIOS dump for the ASUS X553MA laptop, 8 MB raw binary with no board revision or version stated in the name.

Firmware dump for the Medion Akoya P6640 laptop, model code MD99221, with main board 12297-1, a number that follows the Wistron pattern.

BIOS image named x450cc, 8.00 MB, which points to the X450CC laptop model, although no brand is attached in the input.

Firmware image of 4 MB named U6, a component reference designator rather than a device name, so no brand, model or board number is available.

A 4 MB firmware dump simply called tv, indicating it comes from a television main board, but no brand, model, chassis or board number is given.

KBC firmware dump read from an A25L080M-F chip, as stated in the Polish name (kość means chip).

BIOS dump for an HP Pavilion dv6-2000sl fitted with an AMD Athlon II processor. The image is 2 MB, matching a 16 Mbit SPI flash chip.

BIOS or firmware binary whose name, simply 850, gives no reliable clue about the brand, model or board it belongs to.

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.