3-pin ARGB Extension Cable — stable signal, wide compatibility, plug-and-play Key benefits Stable signal and power: Built from materials that ensure reliable signal transmission and consistent power delivery to addressable ARGB LEDs, reducing the risk of color errors or intermittent lighting. Broad compatibility: Works with most 3-pin ARGB fan headers and controllers from a variety of brands, so you can extend or reposition standard ARGB fans without compatibility concerns. Easy synchronization and control: Lets you integrate multiple addressable ARGB LED fans into a single lighting chain for synchronized effects controlled by your motherboard or ARGB controller. Flexible installation: Simple plug-and-play connectors provide fast setup and flexible cable routing for different case sizes and fan layouts. What it does Extends and links 3-pin ARGB fan connections to give you more reach and cleaner cable management while maintaining signal integrity and power to your LEDs. Enables daisy-chaining or rerouting of addressable LED fans so multiple fans display coordinated lighting patterns. Important attributes Function: 3-pin ARGB extension and signal/power pass-through for addressable LED fans. Compatibility: Designed for standard 3-pin ARGB fan interfaces found on most motherboards and ARGB controllers. Material and performance: Constructed from materials optimized for stable transmission and reliable power delivery to LED circuits. Installation: Plug-and-play; align the 3-pin connector correctly with your header or fan plug. Use scenarios New build: Stretch fan cabling to reach a motherboard header or controller in a large or unconventional case layout. System upgrade: Add or reposition ARGB fans in an existing rig without cutting or rerouting original cables. Multi-fan synchronization: Daisy-chain multiple addressable ARGB fans to a single header or hub for uniform, synchronized lighting effects. Who should buy Computer enthusiasts and gamers who want cleaner cable routing, reliable lighting performance, and easy integration of multiple ARGB fans into a synchronized setup.