ASUS VG258Q User Manual
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To enable FreeSync, ensure that your monitor is connected via DisplayPort. Navigate to the OSD menu, select 'GameVisual', and then 'FreeSync'. Set it to 'On'. Ensure that your graphics card also supports FreeSync and is enabled in the drivers.
The optimal color settings can be subjective, but for gaming, you can try setting the 'GameVisual' mode to 'Racing', adjust brightness to 65, contrast to 80, and set color temperature to 'User Mode' with Red: 100, Green: 98, Blue: 96.
To reduce ghosting, adjust the Overdrive settings by going to the OSD menu, selecting 'Image', and then 'Trace Free'. Adjust the level to around 60-80 to minimize ghosting effects without adding visual artifacts.
The ASUS VG258Q comes with an adjustable stand. To adjust the height, hold the base and gently pull the monitor up or push it down to the desired height. Make sure the monitor is on a stable surface to avoid accidental tipping.
First, check if the power cable is securely connected to both the monitor and the power outlet. Try a different power outlet or cable if available. Ensure that the power button is pressed. If the monitor still does not power on, contact ASUS support for further assistance.
To perform a factory reset, access the OSD menu, navigate to the 'System Setup' section, and select 'Reset'. Confirm the reset to restore the monitor to its default settings.
Yes, the ASUS VG258Q can be used with consoles. Connect the console via HDMI. For the best experience, ensure the console’s display settings match the monitor’s capabilities, such as 1080p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate (if supported by the console).
For competitive gaming, set the refresh rate to 144Hz. To do this, access your graphics card control panel, navigate to display settings, and select 144Hz as the refresh rate option for the ASUS VG258Q.
The ASUS VG258Q has an audio-out port. Connect your speakers or headphones to this port. Make sure the audio source is set to HDMI or DisplayPort, depending on your input, in the monitor’s settings to receive audio output.
The "No Signal" message can indicate a connection issue. Ensure that your video cable (HDMI/DisplayPort) is properly connected to both the monitor and the PC or console. Check that the source input on the monitor matches the connected port. Also, verify that the PC or console is powered on.