PC HDMI working on 55" smart samsung tv but not on 32" "not smart" samsung tv

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My specs before

CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G2020 @ 2.90GHz
Motherboard: mahobay
Ram: 4gb
GPU: Intel Graphics
PSU: Default 180 Watt
Case: Lenovo K410
1Tb HDD
Windows 8.1


My specs now

CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G2020 @ 2.90GHz
Motherboard: mahobay
Ram: 4gb
GPU: Galaxy GeForce 650 ti boost 2gb
PSU: CORSAIR CXM series CX600M 600W
Case: Lenovo K410
1Tb HDD
Windows 8.1

Just installed a new gpu and psu. Installed lastest driver for gpu. HDMI works fine on the 55" tv and then I unplug and plug into the 32" i get a no signal i can either choose tv or hdmi source but end wup with black screen and no signal text floating.

So before I changed my pc parts i was able to use the same hdmi because my tvs are close to each other, they were working fine but now after i changed my psu and gpu, only one of the tvs are working with the hdmi.
 

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Don't have one. I am also using a rosewill hdmi.
 

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Well I took out the graphics card because I was building a comp and havent got all the parts yet but wanted to test out the card on my current pc. It was only showing up for HDMI on the 55" and not the 32". So after taking out the card and back to my normal PC specs I was able to use the HDMI on both tv's fine.
 
could you do a little thing to try, Keep in your new PSU and try your old card, that'll determine if it is the PSU or GPU. As the If it doesn't work with the old GPU with new PSU, it'll point to the new PSU as the old PSU worked. If it does work with the new PSU, it points the fault at the graphics card as the old card worked with the new PSU.
 
oh, well it still will have the same outcome. You mean the new PSU works with the onboard GPU?

This could suggest one of two possible scenarios;

1) You have a faulty GPU

2) Your GPU doesn't like these two different screens connected at once (resolution differentiation factor or other).

Are both screens the same resolution?

 
oh ok, this could be where the problem lies, Your GTX 650Ti Boost may have issues trying to output to different resolutions, AMD cards tend to better at this and work better as their drivers have a vaster resolution support.

Your card won't be faulty but will have an issue with the resolutions, you may have to return it for another if you want to power both screens.