Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 12 V 4-pin RGB splitter turns one motherboard header into four and includes a gender-changer adapter
This Vszerda splitter expands a single motherboard 12V 4-pin AURA RGB header into four female connectors. It allows synchronous control of up to four RGB fans or LED strips from one header. A male-to-male gender changer pin is included in the two-pack. The cable is designed strictly for 12V 4-pin AURA RGB lighting applications.
The splitter replaces the limitation of a single onboard RGB header by providing four connection points for compatible devices. The jump is worth it when you need to run multiple 12V RGB fans or strips simultaneously without adding a separate controller. It does not add extra power supply capacity; the motherboard header must handle the total load of all connected devices.
The 12V 4-pin AURA RGB interface generally provides at least 12V/1A or 12W to peripheral devices. The supplier suggests connecting RGB lighting runs less than 3.3 ft to avoid signal issues. If connected devices appear dimmed, the header is overloaded and you must reduce the number of attached items. This cable is not compatible with 5V 3-pin RGB systems.
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It connects to a standard 12V 4-pin AURA RGB header on the motherboard.
Align the arrow mark on each plug with the 12V pin on the motherboard header before pushing it in.
Replace them if connected RGB devices become dim, signalling the motherboard header is overloaded.
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