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Two short 5V 3-pin RGB splitter cables with gender changer adapters

Vszerda

Vszerda 2 Pack 5V 3-Pin RGB 2-Way Splitter Cable internal power cable

SKU CH-M4W7-DCQB0

Splits one 5 V 3-pin motherboard header into two AURA RGB channels, includes a gender changer and supports up to 15 W total load with runs under 3.3 ft

  • Splits one motherboard RGB header into two ports
  • 5V 3-pin AURA RGB lighting application only
  • 1-foot female-to-female cable with male-to-male gender changer adapter
  • 15 W available from motherboard RGB interface
  • Connect RGB strips under 3.3 ft to avoid overload

Two-Pack 5 V RGB Splitter Cable

This two-pack provides a 5 V 3-pin AURA RGB splitter cable that turns a single motherboard header into two female ports. It is designed for builders who want to run two RGB fans or LED strips from one 5 V addressable header. A 3-pin male-to-male gender changer adapter is included for added flexibility. The cables are 1 foot long and intended for internal use only.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The splitter draws no extra power of its own and relies on the motherboard header, which typically supplies up to 15 W at 5 V. Connected RGB devices should stay under 3.3 ft total length to avoid voltage drop. If lighting appears dim, the header may be overloaded and devices should be reduced. No active cooling or fan noise is introduced by the cable.

5 V 3-Pin AURA Compatibility Only

This cable works exclusively with 5 V 3-pin addressable RGB headers and is not compatible with 12 V 4-pin RGB systems. The arrow mark on each plug must align with the 5 V pin on the motherboard for correct operation. Buyers with 12 V RGB ecosystems cannot use this splitter.

Highlights

  • Splits one motherboard RGB header into two ports
  • 5V 3-pin AURA RGB lighting application only
  • 1-foot female-to-female cable with male-to-male gender changer adapter
  • 15 W available from motherboard RGB interface
  • Connect RGB strips under 3.3 ft to avoid overload

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 5V 3-pin AURA RGB splitter to my motherboard header without reversing polarity?

Align the arrow mark on each female plug with the 5V pin on the motherboard header, then attach the male-to-male gender changer if the header needs a pin adapter.

What cable length limit should I observe so the connected RGB strips do not dim under load?

Keep the total RGB lighting run under 3.3 ft; longer runs can overload the motherboard's 15 W header and cause dimming.

How many RGB devices can I run before the motherboard's 5 V header hits its current limit?

The header typically supplies 5 V at 3 A (15 W); if connected fans or strips dim, reduce the device count until brightness returns.

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