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RedNick

Working on a new build but dont have enough room to put 3 argb hubs can i run 17 argb connections off of 1 hub if i have the splitters?

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yea 12 fans  2 ssd  gpu/cpu blocks and pump/res combo

 

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17?! lol Do you not have a rgb/fan controller for your fans? And no, hooking 17 items into 1 header is not only a bad idea but most have limits on how much they can push so more than likely, not all components will work.

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18 hours ago, RedNick said:

yea 12 fans  2 ssd  gpu/cpu blocks and pump/res combo

I think people are missing that you're talking about a HUB and not a HEADER on the motherboard.

Either way, you'll have to look up the max amperage for each header on the hub. Then look up the amperage for each fan, SSD, Block etc. Don't go over the amperage that the header is allowing for. If it's a 2 amp header, but each fan takes 0.4 Amps, you COULD run 5, but I'd stick to 4 to leave some wiggle room for power.

Some headers will only allow up to a certain number of LEDs, that's something to look at as well.

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17 minutes ago, IkeaGnome said:

I think people are missing that you're talking about a HUB and not a HEADER on the motherboard.

Either way, you'll have to look up the max amperage for each header on the hub. Then look up the amperage for each fan, SSD, Block etc. Don't go over the amperage that the header is allowing for. If it's a 2 amp header, but each fan takes 0.4 Amps, you COULD run 5, but I'd stick to 4 to leave some wiggle room for power.

Some headers will only allow up to a certain number of LEDs, that's something to look at as well.

thank you for that info i will look into it

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50 minutes ago, RedNick said:

thank you for that info i will look into it

just put the data to the mb and power and ground form the psu

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Corsair Lian Li Bykski Barrow thermaltake nzxt aquacomputer 5v argb pin out guide + argb info

5v device to 12v mb header

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You need to check hubs max Amps per header. They are usually something like 2-3A/header if hub uses 12V SATA power. Mobo headers are like 3A, but you really should doublecheck that too.

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I would Prob start with naming the relevant stuff u want help with 🙈

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