BIOS dump for Quanta motherboard DA0ZAWMB8E0 revision E, labelled as the version fitted with an 8th-generation Intel Core i7 CPU.

BIOS dump for the Lenovo M92Z all-in-one, board identifier IQ77SN, compressed as a 5.98 MB RAR.

BIOS image archive for an AH544 laptop, which by the name and board number points to the Fujitsu LifeBook AH544 on Inventec board 6050A2595201, revision MB-A02.

Firmware dump for the ASUS X441MA laptop, with 314 in the name most likely marking BIOS version 314.

Firmware dump for the G51J motherboard, revision 2.1, packed in a 3.41 MB RAR archive. No chip type or version is named, so inspect the contents after extraction.

BIOS dump whose name suggests an H97 Pro Gamer desktop board, without a brand or revision stated, packed into a 4.96 MB RAR archive.

BIOS firmware for the Dell OptiPlex 760 desktop, carrying the reference E93839, which is probably the board or chipset identifier. The file is marked as a working dump.

Firmware dump for Apple board 820-00928 with EMC number 3162, in an 8.00 MB raw binary. The EMC number helps confirm the model generation the image belongs to.

Flash dump for a device labelled FS-T1000HD, most likely a satellite or DVB receiver, though the name gives no brand, chipset or flash chip type.

BIOS firmware archive for the Lenovo ThinkPad L420, built on a Quanta motherboard numbered DAGC9EMB8E0, distributed as RAR.

BIOS image packed in RAR for the HP ProBook 450 G3 on Quanta motherboard DAX63CMB6C0, about 4.5 MB compressed.

Companion BIOS dump for the Dell OptiPlex 980 desktop, taken from a chip labelled 25L1606E, a 16 Mbit Macronix SPI flash. The 610 KB RAR archive contains the BIN image.

HP firmware archive labelled 6080, a 1.93 MB RAR. The name is brief and states no full model line, board number or version, so the content has to be confirmed after…

ASUS K55V BIOS dump of 8 MB, matching a 64 Mbit SPI flash chip. The name gives no mainboard revision or version, so check the revision printed on the PCB before relying…

Generic BIOS dump with an uninformative name and no brand, model or board number. It is a raw 32 MB .bin image, a size matching a 256 Mbit SPI flash chip found on many…

Firmware dump of 4.00 MB for a G6 board on an AMD platform, according to the name g6 grn amd; the word grn is not decoded here and no brand or board number is stated.

Binary BIOS file of 1.00 MB named DV5FY, presumably for a dv5-series laptop, with an FY suffix that the name does not explain; no board number or revision is provided.

Binary firmware dump of 1.00 MB named dv5ci, apparently for a dv5-series laptop; the ci suffix is not explained and no board number or revision is given.

Second copy of the CQ62CI firmware dump, 1.00 MB in .bin format, with the (2) marking a duplicate. Board number, chipset and BIOS version are not stated in the name.

Firmware dump named 450 G2C, fourth copy, an 8.00 MB binary without a file extension. The name gives a model designation only; brand, motherboard number and the meaning…

Extensionless 1.00 MB firmware file labelled for the Acer Aspire 4710, most likely a raw dump of an 8 Mbit BIOS chip.

Main BIOS dump for the Foxconn Digilite DL-H61MXP desktop motherboard, an H61 chipset board, marked OK, 4.00 MB in size and without an extension.

EDID dump for the HannStar HSD089IFW1 small-format LCD panel, a 256-byte binary. Panels of this 8.9-inch class appeared in early netbooks, and the stored data tells the…

Raw read of a Winbond W25Q32 SPI flash chip, named with a capture date of 2019-08-25 and a timestamp, as programmer software typically saves dumps.

Firmware dump for a Samsung S20A300B monitor, model code LS20A300BSXT, with main processor SE1059LHMLNT and a W25X40 SPI flash at position IC401.

Panasonic archive for the CF-DFUP2552ZF board, labelled FJ-TH7 and paired with an Intel Core i5-6200U Skylake processor.

BIOS dump for a Haier 7G laptop on Quanta motherboard DA0JW6MB6F0, catalogued under Clevo, 3.31 MB as ZIP.

BIOS dump of 4 MB for a machine referred to as R61. The name marks it as checked with the MAC address in place and confirmed as working.

BIOS dump labelled for a Dell 820, with OG likely marking an original read from the chip.

BIOS image for the Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q tiny desktop, labelled N000 and described as a 16 MB dump, compressed to 7.34 MB in rar.

BIOS (EFI firmware) dump for the Apple MacBook Pro A1502, EMC 2678, logic board 820-3536-A. The 820- prefix is Apple's logic board numbering.

BIOS dump for the ASUS N56VM laptop, an 8 MB binary explicitly marked as not tested, so its integrity is unconfirmed.

Firmware dump for the ASUS K55VD laptop, 8 MB, labelled funcionando, which is Portuguese or Spanish for working.

Original BIOS read from an ASUS 1215B netbook, as the orig tag in the name suggests a dump taken from a working unit.

BIOS for the TG-X99V288 motherboard, marked as tested, in a 2.33 MB RAR archive. The X99 in the name suggests an Intel X99 platform board, a type often sold as budget…

Firmware for the ASUS DSL-N10 router, hardware revision C1, marked OK, which suggests a working or tested dump, though that is not explicit. M.Z remains unexplained.

BIOS dump labelled Angel_tm BM, board 12281-3 with identifier 48.4LK02.031, with no laptop model given in the name.

BIOS dump for the Foxconn A6VMX desktop motherboard, catalogued under ECS, packed as a small 515 KB RAR.

ASUS N10P firmware archive, with the name marking the dump as read OK, meaning it was taken successfully from a chip.

Original backup BIOS dump for a laptop identified only by the model code SVE14A2M1EP, which follows the Sony VAIO naming style, supplied in a 2.14 MB ZIP.