DeepCool SC700 A-RGB Fan Hub - 12-Port 5V 3pin ARGB Fan HUB - Magnetic backplane Design - Suitable for 5V 3-Pin Aura Sync - Gigabyte RGB Fusion - msi Mystic Light sync - SATA Powered / SC700 / SC700

The DeepCool SC700 A-RGB Fan Hub gives you 12 ports for 5V 3-pin ARGB fans and draws its power from a SATA connector rather than the motherboard. That is what lets a build run a full set of addressable fans and lighting strips reliably, and it is the accessory that turns a scattered set of RGB components into one managed system.

The SC700 is a 12-port addressable RGB hub, which means each connected fan or component keeps its own individually addressable lighting rather than sharing a single fixed colour. Twelve ports is enough to take the fans of a large case and the addressable strips alongside them, all driven from the same board.

The SC700 needs only a single 3-pin header from a motherboard or controller to power multiple 5V ARGB components at once. Motherboard ARGB headers are usually in short supply, often just one or two on a board, so the hub is what makes a large lighting build possible without running out of connectors.

Connect the SC700 to a single 3-pin 5V addressable RGB header on your motherboard or controller and it extends that signal to as many as 12 ARGB components, all running synchronised lighting effects. The included SATA interface supplies stable, continuous power to every connected lighting component so brightness holds across the whole chain.

A magnetic backplane holds the SC700 against the steel of your chassis, so installation is placement rather than drilling or double-sided tape. You can move it later if the cable routing changes, and it sits securely inside the case behind the motherboard tray where the fan cables already run.

The SC700 is compatible with the major motherboard lighting systems, including Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion and MSI Mystic Light. Whatever board the build is on, the fans connected to the hub answer to the software you already use, so the lighting stays in one place instead of splitting across two control apps.

Routing every RGB fan into one hub is how a build stays clean and orderly instead of ending up with a knot of cables against the side panel. Tidier routing keeps the airflow paths clear, which is what the SC700 contributes to cooling beyond the lighting it drives.

For gaming PC builders the SC700 assures smooth, quiet operation across the fans it manages, while adding the visual effects that make a case worth putting a window in. It is a practical piece of hardware doing two jobs at once: better computer cooling and a coordinated lighting scheme.