If you only do office work, you can buy almost every video card. But gamers and graphic freaks are out for more. If possible, the memory specs should be less than 10 ns. Interface Most new cards are mainly available for the AGP bus. This improves 3D games and DVD video playback, for example.
Some cards feature a TV in- or output.
I switched Quake II to 1600x1200 resolution on a Pentium II 400 and could have played it at almost 20 fps. Of course the frame rate decreases with increasing details or many enemies, but it's great to see that the TNT is basically able to run this resolution relatively fast. I think with a 600 MHz CPU it would be fantastic. This makes the TNT the best one-card solution. I recommend teaming up the Voodoo2 cards with either a Riva TNT or a Matrox G200 card.