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A computer datasheet (or datasheet or PC datasheet) contains specifications for a computer or for individual computer hardware components. The specifications typically include hardware compatibility requirements and basic setup details for computer drivers and BIOS.

Computer hardware manufacturers typically create datasheets for the computers they manufacture. Following are details commonly listed on computer datasheets:

Ports

IEEE 1394
SPDIF
PS/2 (for keyboard /mouse).
Serial - 2x Serie
USB
LAN 100 Mbit/s
Parallel

Expansion bays

5.25 in bays
3.5 in bays

Mainboard

CPU socket
- FSB
Chipset
- North bridge
- South bridge
Memory
- DDR
PCI buses and slots
IDE: ATA-133
Fans and temperature monitoring
Integrated graphics controllers
Integrated LAN controllers
BIOS
Form factor

Graphics card

SVGA
AGP
Memory

Audio card

Sound Blaster compatible

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	A '''computer datasheet''' (or ''datasheet'' or ''PC datasheet'') contains specifications for a [[computer]] or for individual computer hardware [[electronic components\|components]]. The specifications typically include hardware [[compatibility]] requirements and basic setup details for computer [[Device driver\|drivers]] and [[BIOS]].		A '''computer datasheet''' (or ''datasheet'' or ''PC datasheet'') contains specifications for a [[computer]] or for individual computer hardware [[electronic components\|components]]. The specifications typically include hardware [[compatibility]] requirements and basic setup details for computer [[Device driver\|drivers]] and [[BIOS]].