problems disappeared. 2000's, 2010's and 2020's Matrox G200 series, especially the G200e is still a popular choice for server motherboard manufacturers, like DELL's PowerEdge series, due to its robustness, low power consumption and limited features needed just for VGA display. G200A & G250 Around 1999, Matrox introduced a newer version of G200, called G200A. This board used a newer 250 nm manufacturing process instead of G200's original 350 nm. This allowed Matrox to build more graphics processors per wafer at the factory as well as to reduce heat output of the chip, so G200A had no need in a heat sink while operating at the clock speed of G200. The last revision of G200A was named G250 featuring somewhat higher core and memory clock speeds. It also made use of the same 6ns SGRAM chips as G400, though only two compared to G200 and G200A with four 7ns SGRAM chips. G250 was offered only to OEMs, with Hewlett-Packard perhaps being the only buyer. Models References Notes Bruno, Pasquale. ICD Open GL Driver for Matrox G200, Hardware Upgrade, 12 December 1998. Mazur, Grzegorz. MatroX Files (Pins files for clocks), accessed 21 August 2007. Lal Shimpi, Anand. Matrox Millennium G200, Anandtech.Com, 10 August 1998. Matrox G200 - First Preview at iXBT. Pabst, Thomas. New 3D Chips - Banshee, G200, RIVA TNT And Savage3D, Tom's Hardware, 18 August 1998. HP Matrox G250 Installation Guide (and Technical Specifications), Hewlett-Packard Company, 23 June 2000. External links MatroxUsers Forum Computer-related introductions in 1998 Graphics chips Graphics cards Graphics hardware Graphics processing units