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This template is for CPUs. For generic hardware components, see Template:Infobox computer hardware. Template:Missing Information
Template:Parameter names example
{{Infobox CPU
| name =
| image =
| image_size =
| alt =
| caption =
<!----------------- General Info ----------------->
| produced-start =
| produced-end =
| soldby =
| designfirm =
| manuf1 = <!-- manuf1..5 -->
| cpuid =
| code =
<!----------------- Performance ------------------>
| slowest =
| fastest =
| slow-unit =
| fast-unit =
| fsb-slowest =
| fsb-fastest =
| fsb-slow-unit =
| fsb-fast-unit =
| hypertransport-slowest =
| hypertransport-fastest =
| hypertransport-slow-unit =
| hypertransport-fast-unit =
| qpi-slowest =
| qpi-fastest =
| qpi-slow-unit =
| qpi-fast-unit =
| dmi-slowest =
| dmi-fastest =
| dmi-slow-unit =
| dmi-fast-unit =
| data-width =
| address-width =
| virtual-width =
<!-------------------- Cache --------------------->
| l1cache =
| l2cache =
| l3cache =
| l4cache =
| llcache =
<!------- Architecture and classification -------->
| application =
| size-from =
| size-to =
| arch1 =
| microarch =
| arch =
| instructions =
| extensions =
<!----------- Physical specifications ------------>
| transistors =
| numcores =
| gpu =
| co-processor =
| pack1 = <!-- pack1..9 -->
| sock1 = <!-- sock1..9 -->
<!--------- Products, models, variants ----------->
| core1 = <!-- core1..9 -->
| pcode1 = <!-- pcode1..9 -->
| model1 = <!-- model1..9 -->
| brand1 = <!-- brand1..9 -->
| variant =
<!------------------ History ------------------->
| predecessor =
| successor =
}}
Usage
{{Infobox CPU
| name = Device Name
| image = An image to show in the infobox
| image_size = Size of the image (defaults to 200px)
| alt = Mouse over text for the image
| caption = A caption for the image
<!----------------- General Info ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
| produced-start = When production began / Launch date →see talkpage section #Dates
| produced-end = When production ended / Discontinued date →see talkpage section #Dates
| soldby = Often, but not always, the same as the designfirm and/or manuf1
| designfirm = Often, but not always, the same as manuf1 and/or soldby
| manuf1 = (1..5) Common manufacturers of the device
| cpuid = CPUID or PVR value
| code = numerical identifier for the CPU (product code)
<!----------------- Performance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
| slowest = Lowest maximum CPU clock
| fastest = Highest maximum CPU clock
| slow-unit = Unit for slow speed. Default: GHz
| fast-unit = Unit for fast speed. Default: GHz
| fsb-slowest = Slowest FSB speed
| fsb-fastest = Fastest FSB speed
| fsb-slow-unit = Unit for slow speed. Default: MHz
| fsb-fast-unit = Unit for fast speed. Default: MHz
| hypertransport-slowest = Slowest HyperTransport speed
| hypertransport-fastest = Fastest HyperTransport speed
| hypertransport-slow-unit = Unit for slow speed. Default: GT/s
| hypertransport-fast-unit = Unit for fast speed. Default: GT/s
| qpi-slowest = Slowest QPI (QuickPath Interconnect) speed
| qpi-fastest = Fastest QPI speed
| qpi-slow-unit = Unit for slow speed. Default: GT/s
| qpi-fast-unit = Unit for fast speed. Default: GT/s
| dmi-slowest = Slowest DMI (Direct Media Interface) speed
| dmi-fastest = Fastest DMI speed
| dmi-slow-unit = Unit for slow speed. Default: GT/s
| dmi-fast-unit = Unit for fast speed. Default: GT/s
| data-width = Data bus width in bits
| address-width = Address bus width in bits
| virtual-width = Virtual address bus width in bits
<!-------------------- Cache ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
| l1cache = Level 1 cache size
| l2cache = Level 2 cache size
| l3cache = Level 3 cache size
| l4cache = Level 4 cache size
| llcache = Last Level cache size
<!------- Architecture and classification ---------------------------------------------------------------------------->
| application = Typical application (Embedded, Mobile, Desktop, Server)
| size-from = First fabrication size
| size-to = Second fabrication size
| arch1 = Architecture →see talkpage section #Architecture
| microarch = Microarchitecture of the CPU
| arch = Instruction set architecture (ISA) that the CPU implements →see talkpage section #Architecture
| instructions = Instruction sets (or number of instructions) →see talkpage section #Architecture
| extensions = Extensions to the instructions
<!----------- Physical specifications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
| transistors = Number of transistors, transistor count
| numcores = Number of cores (2 for dual-core)
| gpu = Integrated GPU
| co-processor = A [[co-processor]](s) used together
| pack1 = (1..5) Names of CPU packages
| sock1 = (1..9) Names of the sockets that the CPU was made for
<!--------- Products, models, variants ------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
| core1 = (1..9) Names of the cores →see talkpage section "Names (Products, models, variants)"
| pcode1 = (1..9) Product code names →see talkpage section "Names (Products, models, variants)"
| model1 = (1..9) Model names →see talkpage section "Names (Products, models, variants)"
| brand1 = (1..9) Marketing names of the CPU
| variant = Variants in the same family and generation →see talkpage section "Names (Products, models, variants)"
<!------------------ History --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
| predecessor = What CPU came before
| successor = What CPU came after
}}
- All fields, except
nameare optional - The following parameters are deprecated:
created→better: produced-start,produced-endclock→better: slowest,fastestfsb→better: fsb-slowest,fsb-fastestcores,cores1→better: numcoressocket→better: sock1...sock9
manuf,core,sock,pack,arch, andmicroarchare AutoLinks, so you can use plain text or a link for them.- The numbered attributes mean that there is allowance for multiples.
- See the talk page for some examples which show the full usage of this infobox in a few combinations.
Examples
See also