Questions about ASUS TUF Gaming VG289Q1A

Redang

3 years ago

60Hz and 5ms GTG? must be a top gaming product, the name says it all ;)

4 answers

Doctor46

2 years ago

What is the difference between the Asus TFU Gaming VG289Q1A and the VG289Q? Is it just the stand of the screen?

3 answers

Anonymous

1 year ago

Does the monitor have 60Hz on both HDMI? -> My two Samsungs only have 30Hz on one HDMI and 60Hz on the other I can't find anything about this in the data sheet.

1 answer

digitec

1 year ago

The ASUS TUF Gaming VG289Q1A monitor supports a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels at 60 Hz on both HDMI ports. Here are the relevant details: - The HDMI ports are of the HDMI 2.0 type, which support a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels at 60 Hz. You can therefore use both HDMI ports for a 4K resolution at 60 Hz.

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AntoninA845

1 year ago

Would this pair well with a MacBook Air I was looking for an affordable 4k monitor that scales properly with MacOS

3 answers

Alxixn

1 year ago

When you switch on the PC, does the screen switch on automatically or do you have to press the power button manually, and is it the same when you switch off the PC?

1 answer

Lorelei1710

1 year ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

I can't say that. Our grandson got the screen for his PS 5. Perhaps switching it on and off is similar to a PC. I'll ask him.

igortona

2 years ago

I offer 200.

1 answer

Lucas Breithaupt

2 years ago

After 30 days, you can use the resale platform on our website. This will increase the visibility of your offer. :)

3098Selimi

2 years ago

It doesn't have built-in speakers?

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Herminator

2 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

The screen has built-in speakers (not good quality).

FelixW744

2 years ago

Supports "only" hdmi 2.0. need it for my PS5, is the hdmi cable (2.1) supplied with the PS5 sufficient or should I buy a hdmi to displayport cable? I last had a grey Nintendo console like this, I'm not technically up to date.... Thanks for any answer

1 answer

Milovan Đokić

2 years ago

4k@60 Hz should also be feasible with HDMI 2.0. HDMI 2.1 is backwards compatible with HDMI, so an HDMI 2.1 cable should fit the connection.

farip

3 years ago

I have the VG289Q1A as well as the Philipps 278E1A. I use both monitors in different places with the same HDMI cable and the same notebook to expand the notebook monitor display. However, with the Asus I have a maximum resolution of 25601440, with the Philipps I have 38402160. Anyone have an idea what the problem could be?

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hlammert

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

Hello, I use the Asus VG289Q with 4k, once via DisplayPort and once via HDMI. Both work. You hear/read on the net that you should use the DP if possible, as more data can be transferred that way. Do you have a docking station with DP? Otherwise, the screen does not seem to be recognised correctly. Hmm...