GTX Geforce evga 650 ti won't work

[WTMIII]

Hi, my gtx geforce 650 ti 2gb (not boost) is not registering on my computer. Everytime I hook it up, the fan turns on for the graphics card, but the drivers can't install, because my computer isn't reading it. I have attached pictures of my cables to see if I wired it wrong.

http://imgur.com/H8avDcC
http://imgur.com/fJTUJMl

specs:
Operating System
Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
CPU
Intel Core i5 4670K @ 3.40GHz 32 °C
Haswell 22nm Technology
RAM
4.00GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 800MHz (11-11-11-28)
Motherboard
MSI Z87-G41 PC Mate(MS-7850) (SOCKET 0) 33 °C
Graphics
NS-L22Q-10A (1360x768@59Hz)
Intel HD Graphics 4600 (MSI)
Storage
931GB Seagate ST31000524AS (SATA) 28 °C
Optical Drives
USB 2.0 DVD-ROM DR108 USB Device
Audio
High Definition Audio Device

 

[Cashe]

When your computer is on, do you see green lights next to the auxiliary power cables on the video card? That will verify that power is getting to the card.

 

[firo40]

Thats just a picture of the cable. Could you take an inside and outside pic of the graphics card

 

[06yfz450ridr]

re-seat your card in the top most pcie slot and hook up each power connector using the ones supplied on your power supply and not using the adapter.

what power supply are you running?

 

[WTMIII]

When your computer is on, do you see green lights next to the auxiliary power cables on the video card? That will verify that power is getting to the card.

no, there are no lights

 

[WTMIII]

re-seat your card in the top most pcie slot and hook up each power connector using the ones supplied on your power supply and not using the adapter.

what power supply are you running?

Dammit. Did not mean to choose this as a solution. but the power supply is a corsair cx750m

 

[dextermat]

Hi,

Do you have an unknown device in the device manager,
When you see the nvidia error, are you plug in the card or the onboard VGA ?
Does your PSY have a 3 6 pin plug in, some cards might not work with cable adapter.

 

[Cashe]

When your computer is on, do you see green lights next to the auxiliary power cables on the video card? That will verify that power is getting to the card.

no, there are no lights

There are no lights on the card? Or none turned on? All the good video cards I've seen lately will have green lights turned on to indicate that power is getting to the card. Make sure the card is seated correctly, the auxiliary connectors are connected to it, and it is hooked into the PSU (assuming the PSU is modular).

 

[WTMIII]

Hi,

Do you have an unknown device in the device manager,
When you see the nvidia error, are you plug in the card or the onboard VGA ?
Does your PSY have a 3 6 pin plug in, some cards might not work with cable adapter.

I have a pci simple communications controller missing. Could that be something?

 

[WTMIII]

When your computer is on, do you see green lights next to the auxiliary power cables on the video card? That will verify that power is getting to the card.

no, there are no lights

There are no lights on the card? Or none turned on? All the good video cards I've seen lately will have green lights turned on to indicate that power is getting to the card. Make sure the card is seated correctly, the auxiliary connectors are connected to it, and it is hooked into the PSU (assuming the PSU is modular).

There are no lights on the video card itself. The fan whirs and everything, and it seated correctly

 

[Cashe]

Hi,

Do you have an unknown device in the device manager,
When you see the nvidia error, are you plug in the card or the onboard VGA ?
Does your PSY have a 3 6 pin plug in, some cards might not work with cable adapter.

I have a pci simple communications controller missing. Could that be something?

Yes, PCIe is the slot your video card goes in on the motherboard. Try having windows automatically update it.

 

[WTMIII]

Hi,

Do you have an unknown device in the device manager,
When you see the nvidia error, are you plug in the card or the onboard VGA ?
Does your PSY have a 3 6 pin plug in, some cards might not work with cable adapter.

I have a pci simple communications controller missing. Could that be something?

Yes, PCIe is the slot your video card goes in on the motherboard. Try having windows automatically update it.

I installed the drivers, its not longer missing, but my card is still not being detected.

 

[Cashe]

Hi,

Do you have an unknown device in the device manager,
When you see the nvidia error, are you plug in the card or the onboard VGA ?
Does your PSY have a 3 6 pin plug in, some cards might not work with cable adapter.

I have a pci simple communications controller missing. Could that be something?

Yes, PCIe is the slot your video card goes in on the motherboard. Try having windows automatically update it.

I installed the drivers, its not longer missing, but my card is still not being detected.

Did you turn the computer completely off before trying to detect it again? That will sometimes help.

 

[WTMIII]

Hi,

Do you have an unknown device in the device manager,
When you see the nvidia error, are you plug in the card or the onboard VGA ?
Does your PSY have a 3 6 pin plug in, some cards might not work with cable adapter.

I have a pci simple communications controller missing. Could that be something?

Yes, PCIe is the slot your video card goes in on the motherboard. Try having windows automatically update it.

I installed the drivers, its not longer missing, but my card is still not being detected.

Did you turn the computer completely off before trying to detect it again? That will sometimes help.

yes, I turned it off, then on after the installation.