Can an Ati Radeon 6450 work on my PSU?

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Input: 100-120V ~/9A 50-60HZ
200-240V ~/45A 50-60HZ

Output: +5V ===/22A Max -12V === /1A Max
+5V (FP) === /4A Max +3.3V===/17A Max
+12VA ===/18A Max +12VB ===/18A Max

Combined Power on +3.3V and +5V Rails not exceed 150W.
Combined Power on +12VA and +12VB Rails not exceed 264W.
Max Continuous Total DC Output Power shall not exceed 305W.

Those were my psu specs.
 
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The 6450's power consumption is ridiculously low, like below 30W at peak. It can practically run on a potato, simply because it's a very, very weak GPU. What are you using it for and what are your specs? It might not help you in what you're doing - it's essentially worse than integrated GPUs of recent years and mostly useful just so a PC without an on-CPU graphics solution can be physically used.
 
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I have an Intel Core 2 Duo clocked at 2.0 ghz, Integrated Q35 Express Chipset, 4gb of ram and I just want to use that card because I want to watch videos in 1080.

 
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