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EN-Labs AURA SYNC 5V 3-pin RGB 10 Hub Splitter motherboard accessory
Connects to a 5V 3-pin motherboard header and splits it into ten addressable RGB ports powered by SATA, with a 1.64ft extension cable and PMMA case
- Connect up to 10 ARGB devices simultaneously
- Sync lighting via ASUS AURA, GIGABYTE Fusion, MSI Mystic Light, ASRock RGB LED
- Stable power delivery through SATA power interface
- Durable PMMA case protects internal components
- Quick installation using included adhesive sticky pad
5V ARGB 10-port hub
This 5V 3-pin addressable RGB splitter hub connects to a motherboard ARGB header and expands it to ten ports for fans or LED strips. It is designed for builders who want to synchronise multiple ARGB devices through ASUS AURA SYNC, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light or ASRock RGB LED software. The hub does not support 12V RGB components.
Sustained power via SATA
An extra SATA power interface draws current directly from the power supply so all ten channels receive stable voltage under continuous lighting loads. This prevents the motherboard header from becoming a bottleneck when many fans or long strips are running at full brightness for extended periods.
PMMA case with adhesive mount
The circuitry is housed in a rigid PMMA case that shields the board from accidental shorts and cable strain. A double-sided sticky pad on the underside lets you secure the hub to any flat surface inside the chassis without screws. A 1.64ft 5V 3-pin extension cable is included to reach distant headers.
Highlights
- Connect up to 10 ARGB devices simultaneously
- Sync lighting via ASUS AURA, GIGABYTE Fusion, MSI Mystic Light, ASRock RGB LED
- Stable power delivery through SATA power interface
- Durable PMMA case protects internal components
- Quick installation using included adhesive sticky pad
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the hub itself produce when all 10 ARGB ports are running continuously?
The hub is a passive splitter with no moving parts, so it generates no audible noise and negligible heat during continuous operation.
What must my motherboard and power supply already provide for this hub to function?
A 5 V 3-pin addressable RGB header on the motherboard and a free SATA power connector from the PSU are required.
Will the hub work alongside my older 12 V 4-pin RGB strips and fans?
No, the hub only supports 5 V 3-pin addressable RGB devices and is not compatible with 12 V RGB components.
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