Question - Gigabyte ga-x58a-ud3r LED lights on CPU and northbridge

Hello,

I have recently bought and installed a Gigabyte ga-x58a-ud3r Rev 2.0 motherboard with a core i7 960 and 6GB of Gskill Pi RAM 1600MHz 7-8-7-24-2N.

I have left everything at its default/auto setting within the BIOS except for the RAM settings and quickboot option. With in the memory settings section of the BIOS I have selected the X.M.P. Profile 1. When selecting that profile it automatically set my RAM's clock, voltage, and timings.

Now, the system boots and is stable so far. But on the motherboard the CPU LEDs and Northbridge LEDs light up. The CPU LEDs are green and yellow on the CPU voltage LEDs. The manual states that this means the CPU voltage LED is on level 2 which means "moderate". Example Below. (X= no light on)

- X
- Yellow
- Green
- X
- X

Now as for the northbridge LED all I can see is a green light. I can't actually see which LED is lit because it is covered by the chipset heatsink. The green light can either mean Level 1 voltage meaning "slight" or it means temperature level 1 - 61 degrees Celsius to 80 degrees Celsius.

Are these LEDs turning on because the RAM was essentially overclocked? Or is there some voltage numbers that are to high for some reason? Any help or similar experience you can share about this board and the LEDs would be great.

Thank you.  

STUFF(in case it helps)

CPU - intel core i7 960 (stock clock)
MOBO - gigabyte ga-x58a-ud3r Rev. 2.0 Bios-FB
RAM - 6GB Gskill Pi DDR3 1600MHz 7-8-7-24-2N
PSU - CORSAIR HX Series CMPSU-620HX 620W
GPU - Nvidia GTX 275
HDD - 2 WD RAID 0