DA0NJXMBAC0 – Asus TUF A15
DA0NJXMBAC0 is the Quanta main board used in the Asus TUF A15. The catalog lists 2 files for it: 1 BIOS file and 1 boardview.
Revisions seen in file names: 2.0 and C. BIOS images are 32 MB. First posted in February 2026 in BIOS Archive, Schematics & Boardviews Archive and Cyberlan Electronics.
BIOS dumps 1
Boardviews 1
Board facts
| Board number | DA0NJXMBAC0 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Quanta |
| Also known as | Quanta NJX |
| Revisions | 2.0, C |
| BIOS chip size | 32 MB |
| First seen | 2026-02-05 |
| Source channels | BIOS Archive, Schematics & Boardviews Archive, Cyberlan Electronics |
| About the number | Quanta board numbers follow the pattern DA + project code + MB + suffix, where the second-to-last letter is the PCB revision. |
Laptops that use DA0NJXMBAC0
What these files are for
A BIOS dump is a full image of the board's SPI flash chip. It is written back with an SPI programmer when the original firmware is corrupted, after a chip replacement, or to recover from a failed update. Read and save the original chip first: serial number, DMI data and the Intel ME / AMD PSP state differ between boards.
A boardview is the component placement map of the PCB: click a part or a net and the viewer highlights where it is and what it connects to. Used together with the schematic to find test points.
Tools to open these files
| Format | What it is | Open with |
|---|---|---|
| .rar | RAR archive | 7-Zip or WinRAR |
| .bin | BIOS image inside the archive (usually .bin) | a CH341A, XGecu T48 / TL866II Plus or RT809H programmer |
Questions
Which laptops use the DA0NJXMBAC0 board?
Files in the catalog link DA0NJXMBAC0 to the Asus TUF A15.
What BIOS chip size does DA0NJXMBAC0 use?
The BIOS images for DA0NJXMBAC0 are 32 MB.
Is there a boardview for DA0NJXMBAC0?
Yes, 1 boardview file.
Who designed the DA0NJXMBAC0 board?
DA0NJXMBAC0 is a Quanta board number used by Asus.
Where do the download links go?
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