I have done a little digging and have written the following based on my findings. I may be wrong in these descriptions, so use at your own discretion. All discs are readable, as I've looked into them for use in the descriptions.

The SWSetup directory indicates a date of 2005-04-23. I believe this DVD was included with the HP Pavilion zv6000 and the Compaq Presario r4000 -series laptops, both sporting AMD processors of the Mobile Sempron 3000+ to the Athlon 64 4000+ range. The drivers and utilities seem to be Windows XP (sp2) geared.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2001-06-12. Drivers and utilites appear to be for Windows 98, 2000, and ME. 

The root directories have a creation of date of 2001-04-17. Drivers and utilites appear to be for Windows 98, NT, 2000, and ME. Includes Acrobat Reader and CD creation programs.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2000-06-01. Drivers and utilites appear to be for DOS and Windows 95, 98, NT, and 2000.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2035-01-05 (no, really!). Drivers and utilites are for Abit VIA chipset motherboards: AT7, KD7, KV8, KX7, VA10, VA11, and VI7.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2001-08-17. Drivers and utilites are for the Abit Siluro MX200/400 and T200/400 AGP video cards.

The root directories have a creation of date of 1999-06-28. Drivers and utilites look to be for the PCChips M571, M585, M598, M726, and M765 -series motherboards. It includes the vintage Corel WordPerfect Suite 8 with the Quattro Pro spreadsheet program.

The root directories have a creation of date of 1999-02-02. You can see the bulk of the directory tree in the pic just after the disk.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2036-01-05. You can see the bulk of the directory tree in the pic just after the disk.  I think it only supports SiS961, SiS962, and SiS963 chipsets.

The root directories have creation dates ranging from mid-1997 to mid-1999. You can see the included drivers, utilities, and programs on the pic of the disk.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2036-01-05. You can see the bulk of the directory tree in the pic just after the disk. Other files speak to the current drivers are dated 2002-06, which is likely the real creation date of this disk. I believe this came with the MSI Motherboard KT3 Ultra2 (MS6380E) with a VIA North Bridge VIA VT8367 Apollo KT333 and South Bridge VIA VT8233 / 8235.

Looks to be produced in late 2007 supporting Sockets AM2 & 754 motherboards featuring the nForce_MCP61 Chipset. MCP6P-AM2, NF61S-M2 TE, NF61S- Micro 754, NF61S-Micro AM2, NF61S-Micro AM2 SE, NF61V-Micro AM2, NF61V-Micro SM2 SE, NF520-A2.

The root directories have a creation of date of 1996-03-08. You can see the bulk of the directory tree in the pic just after the disk. The programs appear to be Windows 3.1-centric with previews of Windows 95, CompuServe, and AOL included.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2036-01-05, but looks to be produced in early 2003. You can see the bulk of the directory tree in the pic just after the disk. I think it supports the nForce2 chipset.

Released in early 2000, this disk looks to be completely dependent upon an already-installed operating system on the hard drive, as it looks to that for its functions. You can see from the directory tree that there's nothing on this disk except a bootable sequence. I've included the instructional insert in the disk sleeve for reference.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2004-10-07. You can see the bulk of the directory tree in the pic just after the disk. It might support motherboards M935, M960, M961, M963, M845, M849, M863, and M871 sporting an SiS chipset. Also included is the K7 manual.

Supports TForce 4 and 6100 -series motherboards (sockets 754 and 939) with the nVidia chipsets. The manual files are dated 2005-10-11.

The root directories have a creation of date of 2008-11-20. You can see the bulk of the directory tree in the pic just after the DVD AND on the right side of the DVD itself (very helpful).

The root directories have a creation of date of 2036-01-05, but the text file listing the files on the disk is dated 2007-01-31. Shipped with the motherboard of the same name built for the LGA 775 Core 2 Intel processors with the Intel P965 Express chipset.