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Two flat black 5V 3-pin RGB splitter cables with four female ports and a male-to-male adapter

Vszerda

Vszerda 5V 3-pin RGB 4-way splitter cable 2-pack 1ft

SKU CH-DTQF-2GQGV

Connects one 5V 3-pin motherboard header to four RGB devices and includes a male-to-male gender changer adapter

  • Connect four RGB devices from one header
  • 1 ft female-to-female cable reaches cleanly
  • 5 V 3-pin AURA RGB compatibility only
  • Male-to-male gender changer adapter included
  • Two-pack value for multi-zone lighting

5V 3-pin AURA RGB splitter

This 5V 3-pin AURA RGB splitter expands a single motherboard header into four female ports for addressable lighting. The two-pack includes a 3-pin male-to-male gender changer adapter for flexible routing. It is designed only for 5V 3-pin AURA RGB devices and will not function with 12V 4-pin RGB systems. Builders using 12V RGB ecosystems cannot use this cable.

Sustained load behaviour

The motherboard RGB header typically supplies at least 5V/3A, giving 15W total for all connected devices. The cable itself adds no extra power capacity, so total draw is limited by the header. The supplier suggests keeping total LED strip length under 3.3 ft to avoid voltage drop. If connected lighting dims, the header is overloaded and devices must be reduced.

5V 3-pin interface limits

This splitter works exclusively with the 5V 3-pin AURA RGB standard and is physically incompatible with 12V 4-pin headers. The arrow mark on each plug must align with the 5V pin on both the motherboard and the device. Exceeding the header’s 15W budget causes dimming or instability, and the cable cannot compensate for insufficient motherboard power delivery.

Highlights

  • Connect four RGB devices from one header
  • 1 ft female-to-female cable reaches cleanly
  • 5 V 3-pin AURA RGB compatibility only
  • Male-to-male gender changer adapter included
  • Two-pack value for multi-zone lighting

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 5V 3-pin RGB splitter cable generate noticeable heat or draw extra power when running all day?

The splitter itself adds no extra power capacity; it simply passes the motherboard's 5V 3A 15W limit to connected devices.

What must I already have on my motherboard to use this 5V 3-pin AURA RGB splitter?

A 5V 3-pin RGB header (often labelled AURA RGB) is required; the cable will not work with 12V 4-pin RGB systems.

Will this 1ft 5V 3-pin RGB splitter work reliably with older 5V 3-pin RGB fans and strips I want to keep?

Yes, it extends one 5V 3-pin header to four female ports, but keep total cable runs under 3.3 ft and reduce devices if lighting dims.

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