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.

RAR archive of about 3.4 MB containing Intel CSME firmware 16.1.25.1991, Consumer H build with an X token, production release, extracted as an ME region.

Second piece of a split RAR containing scatter firmware for model A315N, build A315NKSU3DWF1, U3 binary revision and Android 12 (OS12).

Firmware for the MediaStar SR-260H4K receiver, version V2.3525525 dated 5 November 2026, provided as a 9.80 MB binary.

Generic Acer BIOS dump, a 4.00 MB BIN file whose name gives no model, board or version information.

Older BIOS image for Inventec motherboard 6050A2892401, revision MB-A01, a 16 MB raw binary.

Tiny 2 byte companion file for the Lenovo NM-C821 BIOS image, holding a flash status register value saved alongside the main dump.

Uninformative firmware file named 1 (2), a 2.00 MB binary with no brand, model, board or chip information.

Second copy of an Acer Aspire 5920 MB6G0 BIOS dump, 1.00 MB binary; the (1) suffix usually marks a duplicate saved under the same name.

Small 256-byte binary named after the LP156WH3-TLS2 panel, a 15.6 inch LCD module; at this size it is the panel's EDID data stored in its EEPROM.

Tiny 4 KB production binary for Intel Ice Lake platforms, per the ICP code, version 13.0.0.1005, which lines up with the CSME 13 generation used on Ice Lake.

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.

Main BIOS image with an uninformative name that identifies no brand, model or board, only that it is a main flash dump.

A 16.0 MB binary firmware dump whose name gives only the label O21 and the capacity, with no device, brand or board number stated.

Second copy of an ASUS A55BM firmware dump carrying the same E suffix, possibly from another unit or another read of the same chip.

EFI firmware read-out for Apple board 820-4652 with EMC number 2806, provided as an 8.00 MB raw binary.

BIN firmware file carrying only a version tag, v6.0.40.1215, and a size of 1.45 MB; no model, brand or board number appears.

EDID image for the N141C3-L03 14.1 inch notebook panel used in a Dell laptop, according to the name, provided as a 256 byte binary.

EDID binary for the Samsung-coded LTN170X2-L03 17 inch panel, from a Dell laptop with regulatory model PP22X according to the name, 256 bytes in size.

Video BIOS image for a Gigabyte graphics card, with 610 in the name, most likely pointing to a GeForce GT 610 model. It is a raw 256 KB binary.

Image labelled only as version 7.0.4.1197, so the device and board it belongs to are unknown.

Uninformative name apart from the version 9.1.25.1005, 1.49 MB raw binary. The version scheme and size match an Intel ME 9.1 region image, though no laptop or board is…

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

Firmware for the SR-6969HD Extreme satellite receiver at version 3.95, about 3.1 MB, dated in the name.

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.