I found a computer in my house which, if I remember correctly, was the first one my family had. The parts are all dated 1994 or 1995 which would make sense with what I remember. I am scrapping it so I wanted to remove the hard drive and figured I would share some of the interesting finds.
The motherboard had two Intel PCI chipsets and a Cyrix processor. I found it interesting that the CPU used an AMD style mount but the board had Intel chips (if anyone has an explanation I would be interested).
Memory was in the same format as the modern DIMMs but they were labled as "SIMM" slots and went in on an angle and then stood up instead of being pushed down into the slot.
I'm not sure who made the video card but it had a single RCA style video out, along with a S-Video and VGA.
The sound card was actually the largest add in card in the computer. It had three RCA outs and a serial connector similar to a VGA but bigger.
As this was the mid 90s, there was no onboard ethernet (there actually was no IO on the board at all) so the computer had this PCI ethernet card. I was also amused that it was made in Canada.
In addition to an optical drive, the computer had a 3.5 inch floppy drive and this 5.25 inch floppy drive. I actually remember "gaming" on disks that size.
We had the hard drive "updated" to this massive 8.4GB drive later in the life of the computer.