November 19, 2008 03:09am pst

1. nobus 195,180
2. f-king 158,731
3. Callandor 132,815
4. garycase 129,557
5. MASQUE... 114,666
6. PUNKY 114,295
7. sparkmaker 105,449
8. rindi 79,102
9. jamietoner 52,812
10. andyalder 46,510
11. PCBONEZ 38,150
12. SysExpert 37,297
13. dbrunton 31,444
14. willcomp 29,292
15. scrathcyboy 27,738
16. coral47 24,471
17. Darr247 22,520
18. JohnnyCa... 21,769
19. lnkevin 20,622
20. CarlosMM... 19,338
21. souseran 18,600
22. warrenbu... 18,550
23. kode99 18,380
24. aleghart 18,095
25. David-Ho... 17,358

1. Callandor 2,608,768
2. garycase 1,792,357
3. nobus 831,634
4. jhance 728,690
5. willcomp 622,090
6. SysExpert 455,568
7. sparkmaker 448,545
8. leew 417,329
9. tmj883 393,975
10. dogztar 384,300
11. jamietoner 365,849
12. PUNKY 365,010
13. rindi 362,995
14. wlennon 300,673
15. mysticaldan 300,190
16. PCBONEZ 274,457
17. rid 273,263
18. MASQUE... 271,449
19. RoadWarr... 262,326
20. sciwriter 244,093
21. f-king 240,176
22. magarity 202,509
23. scrathcyboy 195,469
24. LucF 194,030
25. dbrunton 188,221

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Warning CPU has changed Enter CPU setting in CMOS

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I was working on something plugged in a microfone and the whole pc froze, so I manually restarted and it was fine. This morning I went to turn it on and I get "Warning CPU has changed Enter CPU settings in CMOS" I have not changed the CPU on this pc since I put it together. I went into the setup and its asking for a password, I have never had a password on this pc for CMOS.

I keep trying to reboot. Its highly variable. A couple of times I got it all the way into windows and then it froze. Other times Ill reboot and it seems like the cpu fan is running nothig else happens.

Is this hardware issue? If it is where do I start to diagnose?
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Warning CPU has changed Enter CPU setting in CMOS

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