Matrox Axio 2.0 with CS3

Good afternoon my fellow post-production soldiers,
I am currenlty running Premiere Pro 2.0 with Matrox Axio 2.0. Do I need to upgrade my Axio to run CS3 or will it run the version I have now?
Thanks!

Probably a better question for Matrox, as they'll know the correct Matrox driver version to use for CS3.

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