Clean Corporate ME region, version 11.8.65.3590, for LP PCH, stepping C, production build.

Intel ME region in Corporate edition, version 11.6.31.3309, for H-series PCH with stepping DA, production build, supplied clean as RGN.

Intel LKF (Lakefield) firmware module version 133.0.10.1049, LP variant, stepping B, production build, 80 KB.

Lakefield LP firmware component at version 133.0.10.1046, stepping B, production signed, 80 KB, slightly older than build 1049.

Version 130.1.30.1051 of an Intel ICP firmware module for the LP chipset variant, stepping D, production build, 108 KB.

Ice Point LP firmware component, version 130.1.30.1050, stepping D, PRD production signing, 108 KB, one build below 1051.

Intel Lakefield (LKF) LP firmware, version 133.0.10.1042, stepping B, production build, 80 KB, the oldest of the 133.0.10 builds listed.

Firmware component from the Intel Ice Point (ICP) family for Ice Lake low-power systems, version 130.1.30.1045, LP and D markers, production signed.

Version 15.0.41.2142 of Intel CSME, Consumer edition, H PCH, stepping B, production, extracted region of 2.98 MB.

Consumer Intel ME firmware, version 15.0.3.1402, LP chipsets, stepping B, production build, extracted from a working dump (EXTR) and labelled 623F0B22, probably a…

Alternative EDID dump for the HannStar HSD140PHW1 panel, this time only 128 bytes, which corresponds to a base EDID block without an extension.

Firmware dump for an H61MXP desktop board using the Intel H61 chipset for Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge processors.

Lenovo IdeaPad Z410 BIOS image marked OK, meaning it was reported as working. The 4 MB dump matches a 32 Mbit SPI flash; a separate 2 MB Z410 file in the index suggests…

Firmware image for the Acer Aspire One D270, model variant 1681, a netbook. The extra number 19750 in the name is not explained and should not be treated as a confirmed…

Display EDID-sized dump of 256 bytes named for a 13.3-inch WXGA panel, typically 1280x800; the file name gives no vendor, part number or notebook model.

Embedded controller firmware for the Lenovo IdeaPad U410 on Quanta motherboard DA0LZ8MB8E0, 128 KB in size, the companion to the main PCH BIOS for the same board.

EDID for an LG LP140WX1 display, TL type, revision 01, in a 128-byte file. This standard base block lets the notebook identify the panel and select the right timings.

A Chunghwa CLAA154WP05A EDID image, 256 bytes, for a 15.4-inch LCD panel; no host laptop is named.

256 KB scaler firmware for the W2253V monitor, likely an LG Flatron model, carrying version 1.69 and a date code of 090511.

1 MB BIOS image for the Dell Studio 1558, regulatory model PP39L, labelled as a fully working EPROM read.

BIOS dump for an ASUS X451 with an Intel Celeron processor, where GM likely denotes the integrated graphics version; the SJNV token is unexplained.

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

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

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

Second copy of a 16.0 MB password-unlocked BIOS dump for a 450 G4, in raw .bin form; the (2) suffix merely distinguishes it from the other file.

Firmware image named only 0188b, 4.00 MB in raw binary, with no brand, model or board number in the name.

Firmware image for an Acer Aspire 4520 with an AMD processor, a 1.00 MB binary, which corresponds to an 8 Mbit SPI flash.

Generic 32 MB binary firmware file whose name gives no device, board or brand, only suggesting by the word clear that it is a cleaned or reset image.

Generic 4 MB binary called outimage, the default output name many flash programmer and BIOS editing tools give a saved or modified image.

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

Binary firmware image of 2.00 MB with the cryptic name EE 25fx, which gives no laptop model or board number.

An 8 MB binary firmware image named l4858l. The name carries no clear model, board number or chip details, so the target device has to be confirmed from other sources…

Firmware dump named Bloom, which looks like a project or platform code name, though the name states no brand, model or board number.

BIOS image for the ASUS N43S and N43SL on the Intel HM65 chipset, marked OK as a working dump. It is a 4 MB raw .bin, matching a 32 Mbit SPI flash chip.

Raw 16.0 MB BIOS dump for the HP Z220 workstation, carrying serial-type code PCCYT0JCY4X379 and assembly number 655581-001.

Firmware binary named only by the version v6.1.20.1059, 916 KB in size, with no device, brand or board stated.

EDID data for the Toshiba LTD141EA0V 14.1 inch LCD panel, a 128 byte binary that matches one base EDID block.

Untouched BIOS backup from an X55LD motherboard revision 2.0, likely ASUS, saved as an 8.00 MB binary image.

Firmware dump packed in a 2.18 MB zip whose name, simply 8.bin, gives no hint about the device, board number or version it came from.

ASRock X299M Extreme4 BIOS, version 1.10, supplied as a BIN image inside a 12.2 MB ZIP.