Firmware package for the LG 22MP55DA monitor, combining a BIOS or firmware dump with a PDF document, likely a schematic or service guide, though the name does not say…

Here is a 256-byte EDID image for the LG LP156WH4 15.6-inch panel, without a revision suffix in the name.

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.

Panel EDID dump naming both QD14XL20 and B141XG13, the two LCD part numbers used in the Dell D610.

Generic 13.3-inch WXGA panel EDID, a 1280x800 class screen, with no maker, panel model or laptop stated in the name.

Firmware dump for a Samsung B1930N 19-inch monitor, marked ok in the name, which suggests it was tested and works.

Firmware image for the Samsung UN32J4300AG smart TV, main board BN41-02360A, with the ST3151A04-8 panel. It targets IC1304, a W25Q40 serial flash of 4 Mbit.

Dump for the LG 19M35A-B LCD monitor, delivered as a RAR archive of roughly 182 KB. No chip type or firmware version is given in the name.

Video card BIOS for an XFX GeForce 7200 GS with 256MB of memory, the trailing number 070724 likely being a build date code.

Firmware archive labelled for a Kurshio BL-521DLD-LF, 545 KB in RAR format. The name carries only that model string and no version, chip or revision details, so the…

Firmware dump for the ASUS VS247H-A monitor, stored as a RAR archive of about 116 KB. The name names only the model, without main board code, scaler or chip, so verify…

Small firmware dump for the Acer S271H monitor, packed into a 135 KB RAR archive. The name gives no chip type or main board revision, so identify the target memory…

Sapphire Radeon X1800 XT video BIOS for the 512MB PCI-E model, in a RAR archive. The value 6001400 in the name seems to mark the clock configuration of the ROM.

Samsung LTN101NT06 panel identification block, 128 bytes, with 101 in the name marking a variant different from the -201 dump of the same model.

EDID dump for the E1 revision of the LG LP156WH3 TL 15.6-inch laptop panel. It is 256 bytes long, the complete content of a 24C02-type EEPROM fitted on the panel to…

Panel EDID for the LP133BGE-L41 13.3-inch display as fitted to an ASUS S301L notebook. The image is 256 bytes, matching the capacity of a 24C02 EEPROM, and holds the…

Panel EDID-related dump for an LG LP140WF3 LCD with the SP (D1) variant code, sized 2 KB, which is larger than a normal 128 or 256-byte EDID block.

A 512-byte EDID-related dump referencing i9300, T4976 and an LG LP171WX2 panel described as WXGA+.

EDID firmware for a Chi Mei N140BGE-L43 LCD panel, revision C2, a 14.0-inch display under Chi Mei part numbering.

Alternative EDID copy for the AU Optronics B141EW04 V4, a 14.1-inch AUO laptop display, numbered as the third of several dumps of this panel.

EDID dump for the AU Optronics B140XTN02, revision 0, a 14.0-inch laptop panel, in 256-byte binary form.

RAR archive of about 72.6 MB holding RT809H programmer software, English edition, dated 2025-04-23 by its name.

Samsung 1953BW monitor firmware, packaged in a 117 KB RAR archive; the name gives the model but no board number or chip information.

Firmware for the LG W1943C LCD monitor, stored in a small 104 KB RAR. Monitor dumps like this are written to the main board EEPROM or flash chip to fix symptoms such as…

BIOS image for a Medion S2218 monitor or device, with the inner file named EF20RAX.BIN inside a 1.21 MB ZIP.

Small firmware archive for an LG monitor, the 1953 SE according to the name, packed as a 63.3 KB rar.

Panel EDID image identified as UN864.133WX1, with Dell XPS M1330 noted in brackets as the source laptop. The file is 128 bytes, one standard EDID base block.

Chi Mei N154I2-L02 panel EDID, a 15.4-inch notebook display judging by the model prefix; no revision is stated.

Samsung S23A550H monitor firmware, packed in a 154 KB ZIP archive. The name gives only the model, so the archive may hold a scaler flash image, an EEPROM dump or both…

ZIP archive of 318 KB carrying firmware for a device identified only as W1642S, a code that resembles an LG Flatron monitor model, though the name itself gives no brand…

Firmware for an LG 20EN33SS monitor, B variant, for the chip designated IC200 on the main board, version 1.47, with the number 14088 appended.

A 256-byte binary named U763.154W01, which by its size and the other files in this set is most likely an EDID dump for a laptop LCD panel.

Display EDID for a Samsung LTN140AT07 panel, revision L01, as fitted in a Lenovo Z465 notebook, 256 bytes long.

Alternate EDID dump for the LG LP156WH4 15.6-inch HD panel in the TL N2 variant; the (2) in the name marks it as a second copy.

EDID dump for a Samsung LTN121W1 12.1-inch class panel, marked in the name for the Dell D430.

EDID image for the B141XG09 V.2 14.1-inch-class XGA panel; the Chinese character in the name simply means screen, indicating a Dell display.

A B121EW03 panel EDID labelled for the Dell 1210, a 12.1-inch AU Optronics part; no revision is given in the name.

Working BIOS dump for the ASUS P5QL PRO desktop motherboard at revision 1.02G, a 597 KB RAR archive (the name writes the model as P5QLP RO).

Firmware dump for the AOC E936VW monitor in a 180 KB RAR archive. The name gives no main board number, scaler type or chip label, so inspect the board and compare the…

Firmware read directly from a working Samsung S19A310N Plus, according to the name, which marks it as a copy from the device.