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The GeForce2 MX200 is a 2001-era PCI graphics card with 64MB of DDR memory on a 64-bit bus, built for adding a display output to an old desktop that has no AGP slot. It handles 2D desktop work, video playback and DirectX 7 games from its era, and nothing newer. Against AGP cards of the same generation it is slower, and against any card from the last fifteen years it is far behind on every measure. It suits retro builders and people keeping a Pentium III or early Pentium 4 machine running.
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Owners of these cards describe them as a cheap way to get a working display and light gaming on old PCI-only machines. Most note the narrow memory bus and treat it as a period part, not a modern upgrade.
The Nvidia e-GeForce2 MX200 is a PCI video graphics card for desktop systems.
The card has a compact, low-profile design. It is meant for everyday computing, video playback, photo editing and casual or classic gaming.
