Corsair
iCUE LINK System Hub
Best cable management solution for PC builders seeking a clean aesthetic.
This central hub simplifies PC builds by automatically detecting, synchronizing, and managing system cooling and RGB lighting. It allows for linking up to 24 devices, significantly reducing cabling complexity for a cleaner, more organized setup. This essential component ensures seamless integration and control over your system's aesthetics and performance, making it ideal for enthusiasts seeking streamlined builds.
$59.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.2
/ 5
Category Rank
520
/ 731
#520 in USB & FireWire Hubs
Price vs Category Average
-13%
Below average
Weight
0.15
/ kg
Who it's for
- PC builders tired of messy, tangled cable management
- System assemblers wanting a faster, less frustrating build process
- Users preferring unified software control for all components
Who should skip it
- Shoppers wanting flexibility to mix and match different brands
- Budget-conscious builders avoiding premium proprietary hardware costs
- Users wary of centralizing control in a single hub
Performance breakdown
Cable Management
Drastically cuts down on messy wiring for a pristine internal build.
Device Capacity
Supports up to 24 devices, easily handling even the most complex setups.
Software Integration
Deep iCUE software control offers precise, granular management of every component.
Setup Simplicity
Automatic device detection makes the initial configuration process incredibly intuitive.
Ecosystem Lock-in
Proprietary connections limit compatibility to Corsair's specific iCUE LINK hardware.
Build Aesthetics
Clean, minimalist design keeps the hub discreet within your PC case.
Key Specs
Weight
0.15kg
Operating System Compatibility
Windows
Number of Ports
0.0
Power Delivery
0.0 watts
Data Transfer Speed
0.0 gbps
Cable Length
0.0 feet
Know before you buy
No, the iCUE LINK System Hub is designed exclusively for Corsair's proprietary iCUE LINK ecosystem. It will not work with standard 4-pin PWM fans or traditional 5V ARGB components.
You can connect up to 24 iCUE LINK devices across two channels, with a maximum of 14 devices per channel. This allows for significant control over your cooling and lighting setup from one central point.
Yes, the iCUE software is required to configure and manage your devices. It is the interface where you will synchronize lighting effects, adjust fan curves, and monitor system performance.
The iCUE LINK System Hub is officially supported only on Windows operating systems. It requires the iCUE software, which is not currently available for macOS or Linux environments.
Yes, the hub connects to your power supply unit via a PCIe 6-pin connector. This ensures it has enough power to manage the lighting and cooling for up to 24 connected devices.
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