Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 12V AURA RGB hub that expands one motherboard header to ten channels for synchronous fan and lighting control, with a 1ft extension cable and self-adhesive mounting
The EN-Labs RGBHUB1X10 expands a single motherboard 12V AURA header into ten ports. It lets you run up to ten RGB fans or lighting strips in sync from one connector. A 1 ft female-to-female extension cable is included in the box. A self-adhesive pad on the underside secures the hub inside the case.
Builders with a compatible 12V AURA motherboard who want to synchronise multiple RGB devices will find it useful. It is not for systems that lack a 12V AURA header or that use addressable 5V RGB. Buyers who need more than ten channels or an external power input should look elsewhere. The hub draws all power from the motherboard header.
The motherboard header typically supplies at least 12V at 1A, giving 12W total for all connected devices. The hub adds no extra power capacity of its own. Cable runs should stay under 3.3 ft to avoid signal loss. If lights dim, the header is overloaded and you must reduce the number of connected devices.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | EN-Labs |
| Model name | RGBHUB1 × 10 |
| Product type | RGB hub |
Yes, the hub connects to a 12V AURA RGB header on the motherboard and the arrow mark on the plug must line up with the 12V pin on both the board and the hub.
The motherboard header typically supplies 12 V at 1 A, so if connected devices dim it means the header is overloaded and you should reduce the number of attached fans or strips.
Use the motherboard RGB software to run a colour cycle; every connected fan or strip should change colour together without any channel lagging or staying dark.
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