Template:Infobox computer hardware

Usage

Infobox template for hardware components (microprocessors, chipsets, controllers, expansion cards). Place the infobox as the very first line of the article with no blank lines above it; otherwise MediaWiki will create an empty paragraph that pushes content down.

Example skeleton — supply only the fields you need (blank ones are hidden automatically):

{{Infobox computer hardware
| name             = Intel 8086
| logo             = [[File:Intel logo.svg|90px]]
| image            = [[File:Intel 8086.jpg|260px|frameless]]
| caption          = Intel 8086 in DIP-40 package
| developer        = Intel Corporation
| manufacturer     = Intel
| type             = 16-bit microprocessor
| introduced       = June 8, 1978
| discontinued     = September 1998
| arch             = x86
| data_width       = 16 bits
| address_width    = 20 bits (1 MB)
| clock            = 5–10 MHz
| process          = 3 µm HMOS
| transistors      = 29,000
| package          = DIP-40, PLCC-44, CLCC-44
| voltage          = +5 V
| instruction_set  = x86 (8086 ISA)
| used_in          = [[IBM PC (5150)]], NEC PC-9801, Olivetti M24
| successor        = [[Intel 80186|80186]], [[Intel 80286|80286]]
| model            = 8086
}}

Field reference

Field	Description
name	Component name shown as the infobox title
logo	Optional logo image
image	Main image of the component
caption	Caption shown below the main image
developer	Who designed the part
manufacturer	Who manufactures the part
type	Microprocessor, chipset, controller, etc.
introduced (or release_date)	Initial release date
discontinued	Discontinuation date
arch (or architecture)	Architecture family
data_width	Data path bit width
address_width	Address bus bit width
clock (or frequency)	Clock frequency
cache	L1/L2/L3 cache sizes
process	Semiconductor process node
transistors	Transistor count or gate count
package	IC package type
socket	CPU socket type
voltage (or vcc)	Operating voltage
power	Power consumption
instruction_set (or isa)	Instruction set architecture
used_in (or application)	Systems where this part is used
predecessor	Previous-generation part
successor	Next-generation part
codename	Internal development codename
model (or part)	Part number