ASUS PB328Q User Manual

To adjust the brightness and contrast, press the menu button on your monitor to open the On-Screen Display (OSD) menu. Navigate to the 'Image' settings using the arrow keys, then select 'Brightness' or 'Contrast' and use the arrow keys to adjust the levels to your preference.
First, ensure that the monitor is powered on and the power light is illuminated. Check the connection between the monitor and your computer, ensuring the cable is securely connected. Try using a different cable or port, and verify that the correct input source is selected on the monitor's OSD menu.
To reset the monitor to factory settings, press the menu button to access the OSD menu. Navigate to the 'Setup' or 'System Setup' section and select 'Reset'. Confirm the reset to restore factory default settings.
Yes, you can reduce eye strain by enabling the 'Blue Light Filter' feature. Access the OSD menu, navigate to the 'Color' settings, and select 'Blue Light Filter'. Adjust the filter level according to your comfort. Additionally, ensure the 'Flicker-free' technology is enabled.
The recommended resolution for optimal performance is 2560x1440 (WQHD) at a refresh rate of 60Hz. This setting will provide the best balance between clarity and smoothness.
Currently, ASUS PB328Q does not support firmware updates directly by the end-user. It's recommended to check the ASUS support website for any available updates or contact their support team for assistance.
Calibrate your monitor by accessing the OSD menu and navigating to the 'Color' settings. You can use the 'Color Temp.' option to adjust the color balance. Alternatively, use color calibration tools provided by your operating system or third-party software for more precise adjustments.
Yes, the ASUS PB328Q supports portrait mode. To set it up, you need to physically rotate the monitor to the portrait position, then adjust the display settings on your computer to match the orientation. Make sure to secure the stand and ensure that the cables are long enough to accommodate the rotation.
Access the OSD menu and navigate to the 'Setup' section. From there, select 'PIP/PBP Setting'. You can enable either Picture-in-Picture or Picture-by-Picture mode and choose the input sources for each screen area.
For gaming, ensure the monitor is set to its native resolution of 2560x1440 at 60Hz. Enable 'GamePlus' features from the OSD menu for crosshair and timer functionality. Adjust 'Trace Free' settings for better response time and reduce motion blur.