5 Phase - ALL LIT ALL THE TIME

Hello everyone again!!
OK... quick question... read in the manual about the 5 phase led indicators on the board... but there was no reference to what the power levels actually mean... mine is showing all 5 blue led's lit all the time.... is this a bug??? Should it drop to less lights when at idle?
Any information is greatly appreciated...

With the x58 pro, all 5 LEDs will be lit all the time unless you use the Greenpower utility with BIOS version 7.0. If you update BIOS to 7.1, there is a Greenpower setting in the BIOS in which you can enable, and then when CPU is idle, only 1 or 2 LEDs will be lit. When working all 4 or 5 will be lit. The less LEDs lit, the less work your CPU is doing, and the less energy it is using. Hope this helps.

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