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

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…

Firmware image in .FD format, 4 MB, named H81MS2PH, which points to an H81 chipset desktop motherboard, though the vendor is not stated in the name.

Tested BIOS dump for the Dell Vostro 3910 desktop PC, motherboard 222004-1. That number follows Wistron's numeric board pattern, and Wistron builds many Dell systems.

Dahua DH-XVR5116HS-X 16-channel recorder package, a large 126 MB ZIP carrying the codes 66_148 and d1734 that appear to be board version and PCB identifiers.

Flash backup for the Dahua DH-XVR1A08 8-channel recorder with PCB code D1811, packed as a 15.6 MB ZIP.

Small 374 KB zip archive labelled K8M890M2MA, a name that points to a motherboard built around the VIA K8M890 chipset with an AM2 socket.

BIOS archive for a motherboard named B350AM4-M, an AMD B350 chipset board for Socket AM4, 7.67 MB as a zip.

BIOS archive, 2.32 MB, for a ZX-H61C motherboard at version 1.2, an Intel H61 chipset board for LGA1155 processors.

Firmware for the HP Envy M6-1148CA, labelled as the AMD version without discrete graphics.

A 16 MB SPI flash image for Compal board LA-D802P with the Intel Management Engine region cleaned, meaning the ME area has been reset so the platform initialises without…

ROM image labelled PAT with the number 810, 8 MB in size, catalogued as BIOS firmware. The name does not reveal the manufacturer, model or motherboard, and 810 may be a…

Firmware archive for the HP ProBook 4545s, 2.28 MB, with no board number, revision or chip type in the name.

Panasonic Toughbook CF-54FP110VM BIOS bin taken from a Macronix KH25L12835L flash with 16 MB capacity, as the name states.

Compressed firmware image for a desktop board labelled Q77M_D2H, which points to an Intel Q77 chipset microATX design; the name states no revision.

BIOS dump for an Asus K53SJ notebook, given without version or board revision in the name.

Firmware dump named HDS114 for a Haswell-generation board, 8 MB in size, which corresponds to a 64 Mbit SPI flash device.

Firmware dump for the Lenovo N23 Yoga Chromebook, compressed into an 859 KB RAR archive.

Firmware archive labelled H110NEL3 ES. The name looks like a desktop board code built around an H110 chipset, but neither brand nor revision is given, and the ES suffix…

BIOS dump for the IPMH81G1 motherboard, labelled for a 4MB flash chip and compressed into a 2.71 MB RAR archive.

RAR archive of 4.11 MB for the TCL 40D2900 television. Beyond the model, the file name gives no details about the chip, the board or the contents.

TCL 32B330 television archive in RAR format, roughly 2.09 MB. Only the brand and model appear in the name, with no chassis code, board number or software version.

RAR archive for the Micromax L40Z1107HD LED television, 5.87 MB, with no board or chip detail in its name.

BIOS EPROM dump for the Dell Studio 1558, with PP39L given as the regulatory model number, labelled as fully working.

Original BIOS dump for the ASUS X553MA with main board X553MA revision 2.0, 8 MB in size; the word ASLI means original in Indonesian and Malay.

Lenovo BIOS for a board labelled IGLKMS, version 1.0, in a 5.62 MB ZIP archive. IGLKMS appears to be a Lenovo desktop board code, but the name states no model.

ASUS X509FJ BIOS dump associated with the Macronix MX25L12805D flash chip named in the file, supplied as a ZIP of 5.53 MB.

BIOS together with KBC/EC firmware for the Quanta NL9 board, numbered DANL9MB18F0 at revision F, archived as a 4.62 MB RAR, with 16MB indicating the flash image size.

Firmware archive for a monitor identified only as PA248, which matches the model code ASUS used for a ProArt display, although the name gives no brand.

Acer Aspire 5740G BIOS version 1.28 in a compact ZIP of about 61.5 KB. That size is too small for a full flash dump, so the archive most likely holds an update file, a…

Original BIOS dump for the ASUS X550CC, tagged org and 8.00 MB, typically read from the chip of a working board.

Original BIOS dump for the x202e model, marked org and 8.00 MB in size; no brand, board number or chip is named.

Original BIOS dump for a Toshiba L500 series laptop, 1.00 MB in size, which suits an 8 Mbit SPI flash.

BIOS dump for a board coded LH531 with motherboard number 6050A2419601, delivered as a 4.00 MB binary.

Dell Inspiron N4030 BIOS dump for a Core i5 configuration, labelled display and sized 4.00 MB.

BIOS dump for the Dell Latitude E6400 on motherboard LA-3805P, a board number in the Compal numbering style, so Compal is the ODM behind the PCB.

BIOS image for the Acer Ferrari One 200 netbook, an AMD-based model. The binary is 1 MB, matching an 8 Mbit SPI flash chip.

SPI BIOS dump for the Acer Aspire E1-472 built on a Wistron board numbered 12243-1M. Wistron marks its boards with a five-digit project number plus a -1M style suffix…

Philips M224E5QST firmware read from an external SPI flash by in-system programming, with a timestamp of 20200802 in the name.

BIOS package for an H81M-A motherboard, presumably the ASUS model of that name, although the file does not state the brand.