> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.glpi-project.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.glpi-project.org/glpi-12/tabs/components.md).
# Components
Components view
{% hint style="info" %}
You can add any component by clicking on **Add a new component** at the top of the screen. The component you wish to add must already exist. If it is not in the list, you can add new ones in [Setup > Components](/glpi-12/setup/components.md).
{% endhint %}
## Battery
* Manufacturer
* Type
* Capacity (MWH)
* Voltage
(Concerns computers, peripherals, printers, phones)
## Camera
* Manufacturer
* Model
* Flash
* Lens
* Orientation
* Focal length
* Sensor size
* Mount
* Resolution
* Format
(Concerns computers, phones)
## Case
* Manufacturer
* Type
* Model
* Location
(Concerns computers)
## Controller
* Manufacturer
* RAID
* Interface
* Model
* Registered IDs (issued by PCI-SIG)
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, printers, phones)
## Drive
* Manufacturer
* Write
* Speed
* Interface
* Model
(Concerns computers, peripherals)
## Firmware
* Manufacturer
* Type
* Version
* Release Date
* Version
* Model
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, printers, phones)
## Generic Component
* Manufacturer
* Type
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, printers, phones, chassis, PDU)
## Graphics Card
* Graphics Card
* Manufacturer
* Chipset
* Default Memory (MIO)
* Interface
* Component position on its bus
* Registered IDs (issued by PCI-SIG)
* Model
(Concerns computers, phones)
## Hard Drive
* Manufacturer
* Default Capacity
* Rotation Speed
* Cache
* Model
* Interface
* Type
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, printers, phones)
## Memory
* Manufacturer
* Type
* Frequency (MHz)
* Default Size
* Type
* Model
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, printers, phones)
## Network Card
* Manufacturer
* MAC Address
* Speed
* Model
* Registered IDs (issued by PCI-SIG)
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, phones)
## PCI Device
* Manufacturer
* Registered IDs (issued by PCI-SIG)
* Model
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, printers, phones, chassis, PDU)
## Power Supply
* Manufacturer
* ATX
* Power
* Model
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, phones, chassis)
## Processor
* Manufacturer
* Default Frequency (MHz)
* Frequency (MHz)
* Serial Number
* Number of Cores
* Number of Threads
* Model
(Concerns computers, phones)
## Sensor
* Manufacturer
* Type
(Concerns computers, peripherals, phones)
## SIM Card
* Manufacturer
* Type
* Voltage
* Allow VOIP
(Concerns computers, network hardware, peripherals, printers, phones)
## SoundCard
* Manufacturer
* Type
* Registered IDs (issued by PCI-SIG)
* Model
(Concerns computers)
## System Board
* Manufacturer
* Chipste
* Model
(Concerns computers, phones)
From the item in question, GLPI will inform you about financial and administrative information (if they have been activated in **`Setup`** > **`General`** > **`Assets`**> **`Enable the financial and administrative information by default`**) as well as if the information has been reported by automatic inventory.
Financial and administrative information
Some of these components can also be linked to projects, tickets, incidents, changes, and/or have documents attached to them.
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