Will this PSU worK?

Hi,
I've just got a new MSI Geforce 4 Ti 4200 4x 128M grahics card and have installed it with a fresh installation of Windows XP_SP1.
I haven't put it through the paces yet and played any games but before I do I would like to know if it's going to do my system any harm as I only have the following PSU:
350W Enermax EG365P-VE which if I have followed the threads in this forum comes in a little low on it's combined +3.3/+5 V at 185W.
Is this value close enough to the 200W that is reccomended that I will be OK? If I keep this PSU what harm will I do to my system?
The rest of my system:
Athlon XP 1700
Epox EP-8K7A+
256M DDR RAM
2 x Hard Discs
1 x Zip Drive
1 x CD-RW
1 x CD
SBLive 5.1
Haupage TV Card
3Com Network Card
Many thanks

the 350 enermax can be frustrating as it will work in one set up but not another,its right on the power border line and like any thing one psu gives a bit more than another,trying its only way to tell
you will not do any permenant damage

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