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Vszerda 12V 4pin to 5V 3pin ARGB PWM Hub 8 Ports SATA Powered
Converts a 12 V 4-pin RGB header to eight 5 V 3-pin ARGB ports and two 12 V 4-pin RGB ports while powering eight PWM fans from a SATA connector, with magnetic standoffs and a PMMA case
- Converts 12 V RGB to eight 5 V ARGB ports
- Controls eight PWM fans from one motherboard header
- Built-in ARGB chipset runs effects without motherboard support
- Magnetic standoffs secure the PMMA-cased hub inside the chassis
- Includes 1.64 FT RGB, ARGB and PWM feedback cables
Converter hub for mixed RGB headers
This internal power cable hub converts a motherboard 12 V 4-pin RGB header into eight 5 V 3-pin ARGB ports and two 12 V 4-pin RGB ports. It also provides eight PWM 12 V 4-pin fan connections so lighting and cooling can be managed from one device. The unit draws power from a SATA connector and includes a built-in ARGB controller chipset for standalone effects.
Fits a build with limited motherboard headers
A single 1.64 FT motherboard 4-pin RGB cable, a 1.64 FT 3-pin ARGB cable and a 1.64 FT PWM RPM feedback cable link the hub to the board. Magnetic standoffs secure the PMMA-cased controller inside the chassis without screws. Eight fan headers free up motherboard fan connectors while the converter lets 5 V ARGB strips sync with 12 V RGB ecosystems.
Sustained operation with passive cooling
The PMMA enclosure protects the circuitry during continuous use while the SATA power feed delivers stable current to all connected fans and LEDs. Onboard ARGB chipset maintains lighting patterns without software overhead when motherboard sync is unavailable. Magnetic mounting keeps the hub firmly positioned even under vibration from high-speed fans.
Highlights
- Converts 12 V RGB to eight 5 V ARGB ports
- Controls eight PWM fans from one motherboard header
- Built-in ARGB chipset runs effects without motherboard support
- Magnetic standoffs secure the PMMA-cased hub inside the chassis
- Includes 1.64 FT RGB, ARGB and PWM feedback cables
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many 5V 3pin ARGB headers does the hub provide for addressable devices?
The hub converts a motherboard 4pin RGB header into eight 5V 3pin ARGB headers for addressable strips or fans.
Does the hub generate noticeable heat or fan noise when all ports are powered continuously?
The unit has no active cooling and draws power from a SATA connector; it runs silently and stays cool under normal loads.
What motherboard connectors must already be present for the hub to control both lighting and fan speed?
You need a 4pin RGB header, a 5V 3pin ARGB header and a 4pin PWM fan header on the motherboard to use all sync features.
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