Archive for an X99-A motherboard, with 1.01 that probably refers to the PCB revision. At 273 KB it is too small for a BIOS image and is more likely a boardview or other…

Small ZIP archive of 207 KB named Castw. The name is uninformative and gives no version, brand or description, so its exact purpose cannot be stated from the title…

Compressed ZIP for the ASUS X451CA, mainboard revision 2.1, dealing with disabling the onboard RAM.

Archive of 446 KB for the Intel D945GCLF desktop board, the compact Atom-based design. The name does not reveal whether it holds a BIOS image, a schematic or other…

Archive for the Samsung Q330 notebook with board number BA41-01266A. Samsung uses BA41-numbered parts for its own mainboards, and the suffix separates board variants.

Dell laptop schematic archive of 1.35 MB for the Compal LA-5152P board, project KAT00, the UMA version with integrated graphics on the Intel Montevina platform…

Repair archive for the ASUS Gryphon Z87, a 282 KB RAR whose name does not state the document type.

ASUS A88XM-E motherboard archive in RAR format, 201 KB. The board is an AMD A88X micro-ATX design for FM2+ processors. The file name gives no hint of the contents.

Compressed ZIP archive of 3.28 MB named X750J, a designation that resembles ASUS notebook naming, although no brand is given and the contents are not described.

HP 15 archive for Compal board LA-A992P, a Compal design sold under the HP brand, as the LA-xxxxP numbering shows.

RAR archive of 1.08 MB named AXJ1, a short code that does not clearly identify a laptop brand, model or board revision, though it may be a platform or project name.

Second copy of the HP Pavilion dv5 Quanta QT8 documentation, revision 1A, compressed to 1.24 MB.

Package for the HP Compaq Presario CQ43 on the Chicago platform, with HR and HPC tags in the name whose exact meaning is not stated, possibly board variant or build…

Dell Studio XPS 1645 motherboard documentation for the Quanta platform named Callpella, at revision 3A. The RAR archive is 914 KB and most likely contains the schematic.

Service archive for the Dell Latitude E6500 referencing Compal board LA-4043, with the usual trailing P suffix and revision omitted from the name.

Dell archive labelled 6400 with board code FM1 and revision R1A, 959 KB in RAR format. The name suggests the Inspiron 6400, though only the number 6400 is stated.

Dell 1464 documentation built around the Quanta UM6B board, with a UM3B Core i3 reference also in the name, packed as a 1.15 MB RAR.

RAR package for the Clevo D400S and D410S, two related models likely built on a shared mainboard.

RAR archive of 134 KB tied to the ASUS BU201LA, marked 2.0, which probably refers to the board revision; the exact contents are not stated in the name.

Archive for the ASUS F8V laptop motherboard, revision 1.1, with contents not described in the name.

Service archive of 1.05 MB for the Toshiba M100 notebook built on Compal motherboard LA-3011, provided in zip format.

RAR archive of 4.27 MB for model GH73G on board LA-L181P. LA-xxxxP numbers follow the Compal scheme, so Compal designed and built this motherboard.

Documentation archive for the Quanta FH9 notebook motherboard, 4.35 MB in RAR format. Beyond the project code the name says nothing about revision, board number or…

RAR archive of 990 KB labelled D510 together with the code DM3D, which reads as a board or project identifier for the D510, presumably the Dell Latitude D510.

Archive named only D505, most likely for the Dell Latitude D505, 1.49 MB in RAR format.

ZIP archive of 957 KB named DV1000-CT6. DV1000 matches an HP Pavilion notebook series, while CT6 reads as a board or project code, though the name does not say so…

RAR archive of 843 KB labelled 223-1-4-0-1-R10. It shares the numbering style of several other unbranded archives, and R10 plausibly marks revision 1.0, though the name…

Archive for the Wistron Hellcat 13 platform, board 19827, revision A00, packed as a 2.98 MB rar. Hellcat is a Wistron project code; the laptop brand is not stated.

RAR archive of board photos for Quanta project NJN, motherboard DA0NJNMBAD0 at revision D. The DA0 prefix follows Quanta numbering, and the laptop brand is not named.

EEPROM dump for the Samsung LA40S81BX LCD TV, assembly board BN94-01249C, taken from a 24C256 chip.

Zip archive named S15_02132000_AMD, 6.40 MB, with no stated contents. The tokens suggest an S15 device and an AMD variant, and the digit string may be a version or date…

RAR archive of 6.38 MB named U2101 32m N2IET29W, apparently a 32 Mbit firmware image for the chip at position U2101 with version string N2IET29W.

Uninformative 6.12 MB ZIP archive; its name mentions no device, brand or board. The unpass token suggests password unlocking material, likely a tool or modified BIOS…

Generic archive called builds1 with no model, brand or board information in its name, so its contents can only be identified after unpacking.

Second UX510U archive, also ZIP and the same 978 KB as the other copy, so it is most likely a duplicate, although only a checksum comparison can confirm it.

Quanta X12A project files in a 1.48 MB ZIP archive, with the brand and contents not stated in the name.

ZIP archive, 7.40 MB, named only x415ea, which matches ASUS laptop naming, though no brand, board number or contents are stated.

Sony VAIO archive covering the M630 and M640 designs, which the name links to the Foxconn-built MBX-179 motherboard, in a 1.07 MB RAR.

MSI MS-7050 desktop motherboard material in a 1.15 MB RAR archive, with 130 in the name probably indicating revision 1.3.

A 2.19 MB RAR archive named MB39A132, which matches a Fujitsu (now Cypress) DC-DC converter or battery charger controller part number rather than a motherboard.