ASUS VG279Q User Manual
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To enable FreeSync, first ensure your monitor is connected via DisplayPort. Access the monitor's on-screen display menu, navigate to 'GameVisual' settings, and toggle the FreeSync option to 'On'. Make sure your graphics card also supports FreeSync.
The ASUS VG279Q supports a refresh rate of up to 144Hz. For optimal performance, especially in gaming, set your refresh rate to 144Hz through your computer’s display settings and the monitor’s on-screen menu under 'Image'.
Access the on-screen display menu by pressing the control button on the back of the monitor. Navigate to 'Color' settings where you can adjust brightness, contrast, and color temperature. You can also use 'GameVisual' presets for different scenarios.
Check the power cable and ensure it is securely connected to both the monitor and a power outlet. Try a different outlet if necessary. Also, verify the power button is pressed and the monitor's power LED is on.
Use an HDMI cable to connect your gaming console to the HDMI port on the ASUS VG279Q. Switch the monitor's input source to HDMI using the on-screen menu. Ensure the console is powered on and set to output video via HDMI.
Flickering can often be resolved by ensuring the cable connections are secure. If using FreeSync, check that your graphics drivers are up to date. You may also want to disable and re-enable FreeSync to test if it resolves the issue.
To clean the screen, turn off the monitor and unplug it. Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water to gently wipe the screen. Avoid using any chemical cleaners or rough materials that could scratch the screen.
Yes, the ASUS VG279Q is VESA mount compatible. You will need a VESA mount kit that supports 100x100mm configurations. Ensure the wall mount is securely attached to a suitable wall surface and can support the monitor's weight.
Monitor firmware updates are rare and often not user-serviceable. However, if an update is available, it typically requires a USB connection to a PC and specific software provided by ASUS. Check the ASUS support website for any available updates and instructions.
To reduce input lag, ensure the monitor is set to its native resolution and refresh rate. Use the DisplayPort connection for the lowest latency. In the on-screen menu, enable 'GamePlus' features such as 'FPS Counter' to monitor performance.