Vszerda USB 2.0 9-pin 1-to-4 hub Molex 1.64ft
Splits one internal USB 2.0 header into four ports with Molex 12 V power and a 1.64 ft cable
- Connection typeLighting Connector to USB A
- Expands one USB 2.0 header into four internal ports
- Terminus FE 2.1 chipset manages USB 2.0 traffic reliably
- Molex 12 V supply powers high-draw devices from the PSU
- 64 ft cable links motherboard header to hub flexibly
- Self-adhesive backing secures the hub inside the case
Internal USB 2.0 header expansion
This adapter turns a single 9-pin motherboard header into four USB 2.0 headers, letting builders connect additional front-panel ports or internal devices. A Molex 12 V input supplies extra current for high-draw peripherals, and the 1.64 ft cable links the hub to the motherboard. Self-adhesive backing secures the card inside the case.
Builders adding front-panel or internal USB ports
Suits anyone whose board has only one USB 2.0 header but needs multiple internal connections such as card readers, fan controllers or lighting controllers. Not suited for systems that lack a Molex power connector or that require USB 3.0 or higher signalling speeds.
Terminus FE 2.1 chipset with Molex power
The hub uses a Terminus FE 2.1 controller and draws 12 V from a standard Molex connector to feed all four downstream headers. This power path is the deciding factor — verify your power supply has a free Molex lead before purchasing.
How it compares
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- Price $12.99
- Cheaper than about 70% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Ports & slots | |
|---|---|
| Connection type | Lighting Connector to USB A |
Questions about this item
How many USB 2.0 headers does this hub provide from a single 9-pin motherboard header?
The hub splits one internal USB 2.0 9-pin header into four 9-pin male headers, giving you four additional internal USB ports.
What does the USB 2.0 9-pin header connection actually deliver in a real build?
It supplies standard USB 2.0 bandwidth to each of the four ports, with a separate Molex 12 V feed so high-power devices get stable current without loading the motherboard header.
Which power connector does the hub use and what voltage does it draw?
A 4-pin Molex connector draws 12 V only from the PSU to power the hub and any attached devices.
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