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There are a few methods for doing this:

Uniflash
Uniflash is a free program that supports dumping the BIOSs from most motherboards and even some graphics cards. You will need to be able to boot from a floppy disk or a bootable USB flash drive (it runs on MS-DOS).

FlashromFlashrom is a Linux program that can dump Flash chips from some Flash chips. It does not support quite as many as Uniflash, but supports more modern ones. Linux is probably also easier to boot from on modern computers than MS-DOS (you can boot MS-DOS from a CD, but then you'd have nowhere to save the files).
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