ASUS ROG SWIFT PG27VQ User Manual
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To enable G-Sync, ensure you have an NVIDIA graphics card that supports G-Sync. Open the NVIDIA Control Panel, navigate to 'Display' and select 'Set up G-Sync'. Make sure the monitor is connected via DisplayPort and enable G-Sync for windowed and full-screen mode.
Ensure your graphics card supports 165Hz and is connected via DisplayPort. Access the monitor's OSD menu, navigate to 'Overclocking', and enable it. Then, set the refresh rate to 165Hz within your operating system's display settings.
Adjust the response time settings in the monitor's OSD menu. Set it to a lower response time to reduce ghosting. Ensure the monitor is running at its native resolution and refresh rate for optimal performance.
Check the power connection and ensure the power cable is securely plugged into the monitor and a working outlet. If the power LED is off, try using a different power cable or outlet. If the issue persists, contact ASUS support.
Use the monitor's OSD menu by pressing the joystick button on the back. Navigate to 'Lighting' settings to customize the RGB lighting effects and colors. Alternatively, use ASUS Aura Sync software to synchronize with other compatible devices.
Yes, the ASUS ROG SWIFT PG27VQ is VESA mount compatible. Use a 100x100mm VESA bracket to mount the monitor on the wall. Ensure the bracket can support the monitor's weight and follow the installation instructions.
Press the joystick button on the back to access the OSD menu. Navigate to 'Setup', select 'Reset', and confirm the action to restore factory settings. This will reset all customized settings on the monitor.
Ensure the video cable is securely connected to both the monitor and the PC. Check if the correct input source is selected in the monitor's OSD menu. If the issue persists, try using a different cable or port.
Enable the 'GamePlus' mode from the OSD menu to access features that optimize gaming performance. Ensure the monitor is set to its highest refresh rate and resolution, and disable any unnecessary post-processing effects.
For gaming, set the refresh rate to 165Hz and enable G-Sync for a smoother experience. Adjust brightness and contrast to comfortable levels, and use the 'Racing' or 'FPS' mode in the OSD for optimal gaming visuals.