The granddaddy of all home theater PC's.As far as I can tell with what limited documentation and images exist, this computer's CPU, RAM and expansion cards are the factory stock ones.
*** Computer only. Peripherals shown in photos is just for demonstration. ****** NO HDD. Includes burned restore media. ***
Specs:Pentium II 266mhz 512k cache64MB EDO RAMSTB VideoRage II 2MB w/ TV Tuner, A/V Capture and Mpact MPEG2/DVD decodingENSONIQ SoundscapeVIVOGateway 2000 modemSMC EtherPower II 10/100 EthernetMitsumi FX320S 32X CD-ROMOptiarc DVD-ROM3.5" FDD
Notes:

• By default there is an IRQ conflict with the audio card. Setting IRQ9 to ISA-only in the BIOS makes the Ensoniq work.

• Gateway's software is a pain in the butt and (from what I could work out at least) requires the proprietary remote/keyboard to change inputs. VirtualDub works with it and lets you change between s-video/composite/tuner however. How one uses the video inputs on the front I couldn't tell you. Best lead I found was the registry keys.

• To install from the restore discs, boot from the Gateway recovery disc and follow the on-screen instructions. Be sure the HDD is formatted first. A single FAT16 partition will do. Optionally just install Windows 98 normally and copy what you need off the Gateway CD.