KT4 Ultra will i need to increase power supply

i wonder if someone can help ive just ordered the KT4 Ultra motherboard and an Athlon 2000+ and wondered if this may be too much for my existing 300w output Power supply.
ThanX

ok i have a gf2 at the mo but am going to up it soon ill get the new power supply then too
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hi
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