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Clear PMMA case hub with eight 4-pin PWM and eight 3-pin ARGB ports plus SATA power connector

Vszerda

Vszerda ARGB PWM 2-in-1 8 Way Hub SATA Power

SKU CH-5WGT-Q8TQQ

Connects eight PWM fans and eight addressable RGB devices, powered by a SATA 15-pin connector with 1.3 ft motherboard cables included

  • Connects eight ARGB devices via 5 V 3-pin headers
  • Powers eight PWM fans from a single SATA 15-pin connector
  • Includes 1.3 ft motherboard cables for ARGB sync and RPM feedback
  • Adhesive backing secures the hub inside the chassis
  • Reduces motherboard load by drawing power directly from the PSU

ARGB PWM hub with SATA power

This Vszerda hub combines an eight-port 5V 3-pin ARGB splitter with an eight-port 12V 4-pin PWM fan splitter in a single PMMA case. Both sections are fed from a PSU SATA 15-pin connector, so the motherboard headers are not loaded with the combined current draw of all attached devices. A 1.3FT PWM feedback cable and a 1.3FT 3-pin ARGB motherboard cable are included for synchronization and speed control. The hub fixes inside the chassis with an adhesive pad on its back.

Builders who need more headers

The hub suits builders whose motherboard has only one 5V 3-pin ARGB header and one 4-pin PWM header but who want to run up to eight addressable RGB fans or strips and eight PWM fans simultaneously. It does not work with 12V 4-pin RGB components, so buyers using older non-addressable RGB gear should look at a different splitter. Systems that rely solely on motherboard-powered headers without a spare SATA power connector cannot use this hub.

5V 3-pin ARGB and 12V 4-pin PWM support

The decisive specification is the voltage and pin-out of the lighting header: this hub only accepts 5V 3-pin addressable RGB devices. Connecting 12V RGB hardware will damage the hub and the attached LEDs. The fan side accepts standard 12V 4-pin PWM fans and also runs 3-pin fans at full speed. Both sides share a single SATA power input from the PSU.

Highlights

  • Connects eight ARGB devices via 5 V 3-pin headers
  • Powers eight PWM fans from a single SATA 15-pin connector
  • Includes 1.3 ft motherboard cables for ARGB sync and RPM feedback
  • Adhesive backing secures the hub inside the chassis
  • Reduces motherboard load by drawing power directly from the PSU

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the hub and which step is most often missed?

Mount the hub using the adhesive tape on the back, connect the SATA 15Pin power cable from the PSU, then attach the 1.3FT PWM and 1.3FT ARGB cables to the matching motherboard headers. The step most often missed is plugging in the SATA power so the hub can drive all eight ports.

What maintenance or replacement will this hub need later?

The hub itself has no moving parts and requires no scheduled maintenance. You would only replace it if the adhesive tape loses grip over time or if a port becomes physically damaged.

What limit appears first when all eight ports run under sustained load?

The total current available from the single SATA 15Pin connection is the first limit; it must supply both the eight 12V PWM fan headers and the eight 5V ARGB headers simultaneously.

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