TRYX CONNEC USB 2.0 Hub 9-Pin 4-Port
Description
Multi-Device Support: TRYX CONNEC USB 2.0 Hub splits one motherboard 9-pin header into four independent 9-pin outputs. Perfect for connecting CPU cooler display, case screens, fan screens—all from a single motherboard header. No more juggling limited ports for your custom PC build.
Anti-Lag Tech: TRYX CONNEC USB 2.0 Hub features dual dedicated controllers running two independent 480Mbps data buses—not the single shared bus found on most hubs. Connect multiple display screens simultaneously without bandwidth congestion, lag, or signal dropouts. Every device runs smoothly, no matter how many screens you install.
Powerful & Secure: TRYX CONNEC USB 2.0 Hub accepts both SATA and USB-C power inputs, delivering up to 4A for high-load devices. Built-in ESD shielding, backflow prevention, and hardware-level leakage monitoring protect your motherboard and connected devices, get the power you need with complete peace of mind
Magnetic & Space Saver: TRYX CONNEC USB 2.0 Hub features three-sided magnetic mounting that snaps securely onto any steel backplate. No screws, no tools, no hassle. At just 100×22.6×22.6mm, it slides into the tightest cable routing gaps to keep your build clean and organized
Universal Compatibility: Simply plug and play, no drivers or extra adapters required, TRYX CONNEC USB 2.0 Hub works with any standard 9-pin USB 2.0 devices—including CPU cooler screen, case screens, fan screen
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| Cooling Solution | Asetek 7th Gen V2 | Dual-Tower Heatsink | Asetek Adela | Asetek GEN 8 V2 | Asetek 7th Gen V2 | Asetek Adela |
| Thermal Capacity | 280 W TDP | 280 W TDP | 280 W TDP | 320 W TDP | 280 W TDP | 280 W TDP |
| Display | IPS | IPS | Curved AMOLED | Curved AMOLED | IPS | Curved AMOLED |
| Screen Size | 3.5 Inch | 5.0 Inch | 6.67 Inch | 6.67 Inch | 4.0 Inch x 2 | 6.67 Inch |
| Screen Resolution | 640 × 480 | 720p | 2K | 2K | 720p | 2K |
| Screen Pixel Density | 205 PPI | 294 PPI | 372 PPI | 372 PPI | 254 PPI | 372 PPI |
| Screen Rotation | \ | \ | 90° / 180° | \ | \ | 90° / 180° |
| Fan ARGB Control | Motherboard | Motherboard / 4-pin PWM | Motherboard | Motherboard | Motherboard | Motherboard |
| Fan Air Pressure | 2.98 mmAq | 2.1 mmAq | 1.8 mmAq | 2.49 mmAq | 2.49 mmAq | 1.8 mmAq |
| Radiator Thickness | 27 mm | \ | 27 mm | 30 mm | 27 mm | 27 mm |
| CPU Clearance | 125 mm | 165 mm | 125 mm | 118 mm | 125 mm | 125 mm |
| Coverage | Cooler 6 Years / Display 3 Years | Cooler 6 Years / Screen 3 Years | Cooler 6 Years / Screen 2 Years | Cooler 6 Years / Screen 2 Years | Cooler 6 Years / Screen 3 Years | Cooler 6 Years / Screen 2 Years |
This USB 2.0 hub has been a really useful little addition for a custom PC build, especially if you’re running multiple displays or other internal USB 2.0 devices. Instead of trying to cram several devices onto limited motherboard headers, it turns one standard 9-pin header into four outputs, which makes cable management much easier.
I particularly like the compact design. It’s small enough to tuck into a tight space inside the case, and the three-sided magnetic mounting is a great idea. Being able to stick it directly to a steel part of the case without screws or tools makes installation quick and keeps the hub from just floating around with the cables.
The dual power options are also a nice touch. Having both SATA and USB-C power inputs gives you some flexibility depending on the build, and the additional power delivery is useful when you have multiple devices connected. The built-in protection features are another reassuring detail when you’re adding several powered components to a PC.
Performance has been solid for the USB 2.0 devices I’ve connected. The dual-controller design is especially appealing for builds using multiple screens because it’s intended to reduce the bandwidth bottleneck you can run into with simpler hubs.
Installation is basically plug-and-play, with no drivers or complicated setup required. As long as your devices use standard 9-pin USB 2.0 connections, it’s a pretty straightforward way to expand your internal connectivity.
Overall, this is a smart little accessory for anyone building a PC with several internal USB 2.0 devices. It solves a very specific problem, but it solves it neatly: more usable headers, cleaner cable management, flexible mounting, and less fighting with the motherboard when your build starts collecting screens and gadgets like they’re going out of style.
