You may even want to buy a whole new system to complement that new video card. The Millenium G200 comes in an AGP flavor and a PCI version. For those of you not familiar with the new bus nomenclature the AGP bus is basically a PCI type bus that does not share bandwidth with any other bus and runs at 66Mhz. It is specifically made for graphic accelerators and can be found on most Pentium2 motherboards. These newer boards need a really beefy CPU like a Pentium2 or an AMD k6-2 because of all the geometry that is processed for 3d applications.
Lets move on.
If this were a normal review we would start talking about performance, specifically 2d performance. However times have changed. Somewhere along the line of video card evolution an amazing thing happened, everybody learned how to make great 2d performance. So now we have evolved to the point where we no longer have to show 2d performance numbers. The software bundle that the Millenium g200 ships with isn't that awful but most of you will opt to buy the OEM version which cost a lot less than the retail version and comes with only the drivers.