MS 7728 Motherboard: 4 Short Beeps Startup Issue, BIOS Version Unknown, ATX12V & Troubleshooting

Hello, I bought a new motherboard MS 7728 for an old computer, I wanted to give it to someone, at the start of the system you can hear four short sounds, I do not know the bios version, I searched for a long time on the net, but I did not find an equivalent to this motherboard, I pulled out individual frame bones, unplugged everything (drive, disks, graphics card) and then the same, I finally disconnected the ATX12V connector to support the processor and, surprisingly, the problem stopped, the computer turns on but there is nothing on the screen, I tried to reset the bios by pulling the battery, I also tried another power supply, no processor opportunity to check. I need a good and 100% diagnosis whether it's the processor or the motherboard fault because something like this is no new board but I folded the computer without the band theoretically it could somehow get damaged. I will add that it is also strange that from an efficient housing the power led pins, etc., if they do not stick at all, fall off completely and cannot be connected in a normal way.



System: windows 7 64 bit
CPU: i3 3240
motherboard: MS 7728 ver 2.0
RAM: 6 GB of RAM in two dice (4 and 2) 1600 mHz
PSU: Corsair vs 450


Please help, best regards.

Looked colleague in the manual what memory chips does the board support?


4 BIOS signals =>
4 short - error related to the system clock

How you can give this CD away, regardless of what happens to it. Rather, avoid MS discs are CDs made of ready-made PCs, MSI but medion. In general, it is better to avoid boards from finished PCs.
Nobody will tell you 100% if it's a CPU or a disc. Check the processor somewhere else to find out.

I bought a motherboard knowing that the ram is clocked higher, but in newer versions of motherboards from what I know buying a ram clocked higher than the motherboard lowers you to its value, besides removing both bones there are still 4 bios signals.

Perform the CMOS reset with the jumper

Does this board support CPU Ivy Bridge at all? According to the manual it is not:
Processor Support
Intel(R) Sandy Bridge processor in the LGA1155 package

An unsupported CPU could give such symptoms unless.

I honestly do not know, I looked at the connector i.e. what lga and I took with the thought that there will be no problem.

I think the problem is and will be. On some English-language forum I found that someone started with Ivy there but one in 3 copies (it depends on the search) and this after updating the BIOS which you will not do without a CPU. Manual clearly says about the sandy bridge.

This plate (MS 7728 ver 2.0) was used in models from Medion Akoya
e.g. P5364E (Model No. MD8319) / Medion 742G

There is a socket: LGA1155 under e.g. cpu: i7-3660 / i7-2600
Intel H61 chipset
This was used by Medion / Advent

so the solution to the problem would be either buying a different motherboard or another processor anyway

lisek wrote:

: LGA1155 for e.g. cpu: i7-3660 / i7-2600

So under e.g. ivy bridge or sandy bridge. @lisek, as you write wisely, give further explanations because I didn't even understand this statement.

http://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Medionpc-MS-7728/3802

You will never hear an unambiguous diagnosis from a specialist if he cannot see and check the patient himself ... A fault is influenced by many factors, e.g. if the disk is pucked on RAM, it does not have to be RAM and e.g. a memory controller ... Such expectations are the highest to the fairies can be directed - such attention for the future ... As for the question is Nb yes - replacing the processor will solve the problem, but I would exchange the motherboard for Asus e.g., because Medion does not fall through production recoil, so it's better to avoid it like fire, because gifted may not enjoy the equipment for a long time and still have regrets that he got. scrap ...

Piotr160292 wrote:

Clear diagnosis

I am not asking for diagnosis but for CPU compatibility. As you can see the conflicting information continues. Because already at unserbenchmark.com the same sandy bridge and probably someone would put ivy there as if it worked. Although one thing to put together others boast ...

Piotr160292 wrote:

better to avoid like fire

Here we agree and the devotion of this hack from where the author bought I suggested at the very beginning.

This board does not support 3rd generation, even after a bios upgrade.