Older laptop BIOS dump for the board numbered 08224-1, a Wistron-pattern code; the name states nothing about brand or version.

Firmware dump of 4.00 MB labeled only JM31-CP, with no file extension. The name does not say which device or manufacturer it belongs to, so identify the board carrying…

BIOS dump for Wistron board 10272-1, marked as working, in a 2.00 MB RAR archive. The name gives no brand or model, so identification relies on the board number printed…

Binary BIOS image named only f0200, a 1.00 MB dump that names no laptop brand, model or board number.

One megabyte binary carrying only the number 1510, without brand, board or chip details.

Small 2 MB dump of an Eon EN25F16 serial flash, labelled with the chip model and a November 2019 read timestamp. The device the chip came from is not recorded.

Original firmware dump attributed to LG, 1.00 MB in size, with no model or board number stated in the name. The org marker suggests a read from a working device.

Laptop BIOS dump named after the Compal LA-4151P board, with no brand, version or status information in the name.

Dump of 4 MB from a 25VF032B-type serial flash, the PCT-branded equivalent of the SST 32 Mbit part, read in February 2019. The name does not reveal the laptop or board.

BIOS dump for a DNS laptop on the UW3 platform, board DA0UW3MB6D0 at revision D, with the name stating a 1 MB image. DA0...MB..

Working BIOS for Wistron motherboard 10315-1, a 2.01 MB RAR archive. The roughly 2 MB size points to an older board with a 16 Mbit SPI or similar flash part.

CQ62 BIOS dump carrying a Q80 tag in parentheses, 1.00 MB in size and saved without a file extension.

2 MB binary read from an SST25VF016B flash chip, timestamped March 2019 by the programmer software. The device is not mentioned in the name.

2 MB firmware binary named u401, likely referring to a chip location such as U401 on the board, though the device and brand are not given.

Binary BIOS image for the Compal LA-4091P motherboard, 1.00 MB in size, with no model, revision or version stated in the name.

Raw 4 MB BIOS binary for a Lenovo desktop board designated IH61M, revision 1.0, marked in the name as tested and working.

Uninformative file named simply dump, a 2.00 MB binary firmware image with no model, brand or board number stated.

Generic binary firmware image named only after its 2 MB capacity, so the name gives no device, board number or version.

1 MB binary firmware file named only 77en, with no brand, model or chipset given. The short code may be an internal board identifier, but it cannot be confirmed from the…

Anonymous 1 MB BIOS binary with only a generic file name, so the source device, brand and board number are unknown.

Cleaned BIOS image for the ASUS ROG G752VS gaming laptop, made for a Winbond W25Q64FV flash chip, which holds 64 Mbit (8 MB).

BIOS ROM image for the ECS G41T-M16 desktop motherboard, version 1.0, a 1 MB file. The G41 chipset board takes a matching 1 MB (8 Mbit) SPI flash, so the image should…

BIOS dump whose name, AS S 1005, does not clearly identify a brand or model; it might refer to an Asus 1005-series netbook, but that is uncertain.

BIOS image shared by the ASUS X70I, K61IC and K51IO laptops on board revision 2.1, provided as a 1.00 MB raw .bin.

Raw 2 MB image named after the Winbond W25Q16 flash chip, which holds 16 Mbit. The name gives no device, board number or firmware purpose.

Original Acer firmware dump for an unnamed AMD-based model. The name gives no model or board number.

BIOS file of 1.00 MB in .bin format whose name gives only LA-5661, which looks like a Compal board number missing its usual trailing letter.

BIOS ROM for the Gateway NV53 notebook in its AMD version, firmware version V1.04, 2 MB in size.

A duplicate 1.00 MB .bin firmware dump labelled 650, with the name giving no brand, motherboard or chip details.

A 1.00 MB BIOS binary called 610I, giving only a model-like number with an I suffix and no brand, board number or revision.

Firmware dump labelled for a Hasee machine, the misspelled hasse, with the code Q3C85, which is likely a model or board identifier. The name gives little further detail.

A 1 MB BIOS binary labeled l300, most likely the model name; no board number, version or status is given. The size suits an 8 Mbit SPI flash typical of older laptops.

Star X31000 Laser Full HD receiver firmware, stored as a full flash read from a W25Q64 chip.

Raw 4 MB BIOS binary for the Quanta board DA0R53MB6E1, project code R53, revision E, described as a known good dump.

BIOS dump for the Intel DH61WW motherboard, 4.00 MB, apparently the current counterpart to an older file of the same board.

BIOS binary of 1.00 MB for an HP Pavilion DV2000 with an AMD platform. The Spanish word antiguo in the name means old, suggesting an earlier board or BIOS revision of…

Cleaned BIOS dump for the C40-A notebook on Quanta board DA0MTKMB8E0, with a 3.20 MB RAR archive.

Flash firmware for the Samsung LA32A450C1XSV LCD TV, main board BN41-00987A, with an LTF320AA01 panel.

BIOS dump for a 4510S model, 2 MB in .BIN format, suited to a 16 Mbit SPI flash. The model code fits the HP ProBook s-series, but the name does not state the brand…

A 2.00 MB binary read from an SST25VF016B flash chip, as the pct25vf016b label suggests, with no laptop model or board number given.