Will a gigabyte radeon 5450 vga card low profile work?

Hi support just wondering if my desktop business dc7800 pc will work with a gigabyte radeon 5450 low profile vga video card not sure if the power supply with my desktop will be enough. any help with this would be great as i have already paid for the card. thanks in advance for any answers.

Hi suppor have the card in which is gigabye radeon 5450 low profile. acording to the computer shop near all cards like this require 400 watts of power. as i am aware the business desktop only has 230 watts of power but seems to run lower than the original gpu clock and memory clock. the computer shop also said it shouldnt be a problem as i did some research in getting this part. will monitor but theu said there shoudnt be any problems with it. would welcome any replies with thjs happy to answer any questions for anyone wanting to get one.

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