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▎Case: AT Tower Highscreen (IBM AT clone)
▎Motherboard: AT&T 6312 System Board (16-bit ISA, 286 support)
▎CPU: Intel 80286 @ 12 MHz
▎Coprocessor: Intel 80287-12
▎RAM: 4,096 KB 30-pin SIMM
▎Video Card: IBM VGA (Video Graphics Array, 256 KB VRAM)
▎Sound Card: AdLib Music Synthesizer Card (Yamaha YM3812 OPL2 – original FM synthesis)
▎Hard Drive: Seagate ST-251 – 40 MB, MFM interface
▎Floppy Drive 1: Teac FD-55GFR – 5¼" 1.2 MB
▎Floppy Drive 2: Sony MP-F17W – 3½" 720 KB
▎Power Supply: AT standard 200W
▎Monitor: IBM 8513 VGA Display – 12” color CRT, 640×480
▎Keyboard: IBM Model M (101 keys, buckling spring, gloriously loud)
▎Mouse: Microsoft Mouse 2.0 (RS-232 Serial, two buttons, classic gray)
▎Joystick: CH Products Flightstick (ISA Game Port Adapter)

▎Old-School Gamer Audio:
▎Headphones: Sony MDR-V6 (closed-back, studio reference, released in 1985)
▎Microphone: Realistic Highball-2

▎EXTRA: “Gamer Flex” Edition!
▎Printer: Epson FX-80 (dot matrix, 80 columns, famously loud while printing manuals and saved games).