Need Urgent help with HDMI and GPU

[exiletemp]

I installed a new power supply (took me 3 hours) Then I put in the graphics card,and it fitted. So I tried starting it up everything semed okay,I plugged in the monitor and it says no signal...There are two hdmi slots am I supposed to stick it in the graphics card one or the one that's already there? Also my acer computer does not have an option to disable onboard graphics card and to change the primary adapter to PCI-E the only thing it has is Power on by PCIE Devices..Can any of you help me please 🙁?

 

[mosti]

PLug the hdmi cord from your monitor into the hdmi port of your card, not your motherboard. Problem solved

 

[exiletemp]

PLug the hdmi cord from your monitor into the hdmi port of your card, not your motherboard. Problem solved

The monitor doesn't turn on 🙁 says No signal

 

[mosti]

What pc are you using exactly, do you have any specs on it? What graphics card are you using?

 

[exiletemp]

What pc are you using exactly, do you have any specs on it? What graphics card are you using?

Acer Aspire TC-605
"Acer Aspire ATC-605-UR2A Desktop PC comes with these specs: 4th Generation Intel Core i5-4440 processor 3.1GHz with Turbo Boost Technology up to 3.3GHz , Windows 8.1, 8GB DDR3 Memory, Intel HD Graphics, 16X DVDR/RW SuperMulti Drive, 1TB 7200RPM SATA3 Hard Drive, Digital Media Card Reader -Secure Digital (SD) Card, High Definition Audio with 5.1-Channel Audio Support, 4 - USB 2.0 Ports, 2 - USB 3.0 Port, HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, "
My new graphics card is a GTX 650 MSI 1GB OC and my new Power Supply is Corsair 430W 12V Bronze 80

 

[mosti]

I don't see why this card would not work unless there is driver incompatibility etc. These pre built systems are a pain. Have you been to the bios settings, and enable pci-e slot for primary video rather then onboard?

If that doesn't work, clear your cmos and boot up your pc

 

[mosti]

Go to your bios on startup. Go to the authentication tab. Disable secure boot.

 

[exiletemp]

Go to your bios on startup. Go to the authentication tab. Disable secure boot.

Don't have the option to disable integrated graphics and with to pci-e I tried the secure boot disabling it didn't work.