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ASUS ROG PG48UQ
3840 x 2160 Pixels, 47.50"
Question about ASUS ROG PG48UQ
I'm coming back with the same question because Digitec weren't able to give me a precise answer, but perhaps someone here who is used to screen installations could help me. I want to buy this ASUS ROG 300 x 300 mm screen but my current mount (which I can't change for installation reasons) is 100 x 100 mm at 600 x 400, does that mean I can still install it or do I need a specific VESA adapter? And if so, which one do you recommend for this configuration?
Hello,
The answer is simple, it's a floor-to-ceiling mount: Multibrackets M Floor-to-ceiling mount Pro MBFC1U (Ceiling, 40") as far as the adapter is concerned, can you recommend a simple model that would work for this type of screen, which is so heavy and above all adds 100x100 or 600x400? Thank you very much for your reply.
The answer is simple, it's a floor-to-ceiling mount: Multibrackets M Floor-to-ceiling mount Pro MBFC1U (Ceiling, 40") as far as the adapter is concerned, can you recommend a simple model that would work for this type of screen, which is so heavy and above all adds 100x100 or 600x400? Thank you very much for your reply.
Hi, the question is a bit confusing. How do you imagine that the holder has grown from 100x100 to 600x400? Which mount are you using?
I used a standard wall mount from HAMA, which supports several VESA standards. The monitor is flat with a slight curvature. Because of the curvature, you need spacers anyway. There is only the 300x300 hole. So yes, if that is not supported, an adapter would be inevitable. I hope this helps you to get the best out of the really outstanding monitor.
I used a standard wall mount from HAMA, which supports several VESA standards. The monitor is flat with a slight curvature. Because of the curvature, you need spacers anyway. There is only the 300x300 hole. So yes, if that is not supported, an adapter would be inevitable. I hope this helps you to get the best out of the really outstanding monitor.