USB Type-C header to USB 2 header adapter

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My new motherboard (Gigabyte Z790 D DDR4) has 2 male USB 2 headers (F_USB1 and F_USB2, with 9 pins) but I need to plug in 3 USB 2 devices. It also has a free female USB Type-C header (F_U32C). Is it possible to get an adapter cable so I can plug a USB 2 plug into it? I have not found anything online.

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Thanks; I have seen those splitters and I am not sure how well they work. I have ordered an internal USB 2 hub, which plugs into a USB 2 header and gives 4 sockets (USB 2, 9 pins), but it requires a SATA power connector too. I was hoping a simple USB 2 to USB Type-C adapter would do the job instead.
 
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Interesting...the 3 devices I want to plug in (front of case USB ports, a PCIe Wifi+Bluetooth card, and a CPU AIO Watercooler pump/fan) all have a 9 pin plug, which normally would mean I need 3 USB 2 9 pin headers, but the motherboard only has 2.

Are you saying there is someway to plug two of these devices into one header? Is that how the splitter cables work?
 
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Yes that is right, what I have read elsewhere is that the WIFI card needs the USB for Bluetooth functionality - currently I have got WIFI working fine, but no Bluetooth. I don't use Bluetooth much, but I used to have it working on my old motherboard, so for completeness I what to get it working on the new one too.
 
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