Gateway was always good about its video cards, at least in the mid-90s. This box has the "ATI Graphics Wonder PCI" Mach32-based card with 2MB DRAM. It won't be as fast as a VRAM card but it will get the job done for general computing and VGA gaming. The RAM is a collection of 16 V53C104HK45 chips, …

Where did you find that mounting tray? I cannot find it anywhere and the sites that I do find it in are selling it for $50+.

Oh, my mistake. I thought you had said the plug was on the PCI card, not on the motherboard next to the PCI slot. That's different. Still, be careful. The original AT and all its clones used two of those connectors, side-by-side. ATX replaced it with the 20-pin Molex Mini-Fit Jr plug. But, later, …

It's a 1994 PC, you're better off putting DOS 6.22/Win3.11 or Win95 at the latest on that. Despite what the 'system requirements' say, Win98 was really made for late Pentiums. That said, I don't think you really have any issues per say. That machine likely has to use legacy methods for access which …