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Small rectangular black hub with ten 3-pin ARGB ports on two sides and a SATA power connector

Cable Matters 5V 3PIN ARGB Hub 1 to 10 Way Splitter with SATA Power

SKU CH-2CQN-F39R4

Expands one 5V 3-pin ARGB header into ten ports with SATA power for stable operation

  • Connector Number3
  • Specifications1.4986 L x 9.4996 W x 15.0876 H centimeters, YARCHONN, 0.041
  • Featuresstandard, Personal Computer, Laptop, ARGB Devices, sata_3_0_
  • Expands one motherboard ARGB header to ten addressable devices
  • SATA power connector delivers stable voltage for all connected LEDs
  • Double-sided adhesive tape and foam pad secure the hub and insulate the PCB
  • Transparent protective plate shields pins from accidental short circuits
  • Compact 9.5 × 4.2 × 1.1 cm design with five sockets per side eases cable routing

1-to-10 ARGB Hub with SATA Power

This 5V 3-pin ARGB hub expands a single motherboard header into ten addressable RGB ports. A SATA power connector draws supply directly from the PSU to keep voltage stable across all connected devices. Double-sided adhesive tape and a foam backing pad secure the hub inside the case while providing electrical insulation. A transparent plastic shield covers the PCB to prevent accidental short circuits.

Builder Fit and Limitations

Suits builders who need to run many ARGB fans or strips from one 5V header and want a tidy, powered distribution point. Not for systems that only offer 12V 4-pin RGB headers, because the hub requires a 5V 3-pin ARGB signal. Buyers without a spare SATA power cable from the power supply cannot use the hub.

5V 3-Pin ARGB Interface

The hub accepts one 5V 3-pin ARGB input and replicates it across ten identical outputs. Synchronisation is handled by the motherboard's ARGB software, so all attached devices follow the same lighting patterns. The 0.5 metre cable reaches most motherboard headers in standard tower cases.

Highlights

  • Expands one motherboard ARGB header to ten addressable devices
  • SATA power connector delivers stable voltage for all connected LEDs
  • Double-sided adhesive tape and foam pad secure the hub and insulate the PCB
  • Transparent protective plate shields pins from accidental short circuits
  • Compact 9.5 × 4.2 × 1.1 cm design with five sockets per side eases cable routing

Specifications

BrandCable Matters
Connector Number3
Specifications1.4986 L x 9.4996 W x 15.0876 H centimeters, YARCHONN, 0.041 kilograms, sata_3_0_gb, Personal Computer, Laptop, ARGB Devices, NO, false, 1, 43200000, standard
Featuresstandard, Personal Computer, Laptop, ARGB Devices, sata_3_0_gb, NO

Questions about this item

Does the SATA-powered 5V ARGB hub add noticeable heat or fan noise when all ten ports are used continuously?

The hub draws power directly from the PSU SATA connector, so the motherboard header only carries the control signal; no active cooling or fan is present, leaving case airflow unchanged.

What must already be in the build for the 5V 3-pin ARGB hub to function?

A motherboard with a 5V 3-pin ARGB header and a spare SATA power cable from the power supply are required to drive up to ten addressable devices.

Can the 5V ARGB hub run alongside older 12V 4-pin RGB gear without conflict?

The hub accepts only 5V 3-pin ARGB devices; 12V 4-pin RGB components must stay on their own controller, as the two voltage standards are not interchangeable.

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