Man i was watching and reading reviews all day about the aoc 24g2sp and was frustrated with other choices and suddenly when i was browsing i found a sale on this 24g4 didnt know that a new one was released was happy i took my time searching and in the same day you reales a review when no one is talking about it since it was just released man im happy ty lets go
@@muhali5136 They are, but if you're like me, you won't like them out of the box. The white point is too low out of the box meaning whites look yellowish. But with proper settings, you'll get warmer whites. I will reply later with all the settings I'm using. Edit: People asking for settings, I did share them, but my comment kept getting deleted. -Luminance Contrast: 50 Eco Mode: Standard Gamma: Gamma 2 DCR: off HDR: off -Color Setup Color Temp: cool Color Gamut: Native LowBlue: Off DCB mode & demo: off -Game Settings Game mode: off Shadow control: 50 Adaptive-sync: on Game color: 10 (default) Overdrive: medium Nvidia must be set to full dynamic range in resolution settings.
@@muhali5136 So, these are my settings: Luminance tab: Contrast: 50 Brightnes: Doesn't matter, got it at 100 now Eco Mode: Standard Gamma: Gamma 2 (increases brightness) DCR: Off HDR Mode: Off Color Setup: Color Temp: Cool Color Gamut: Panel Native LowBlue Mode: Off DCB: both off Picture Boost tab: off, I don't use it Game settings tab: Game Mode: Off Shadow control: Off Adaptive-Sync: On Game Color: 10 Overdrive: Medium (Strong is Useless, looks like medium but with overshoot and trails) Frame-counter: I like mine on for now (Yes, it has an FPS counter!) This is the monitor side of the configuration. You'll need to install an ICC color profile. I found one on TH-cam for 27G4 on TH-cam and I'm using that. Also, in Nvidia control panel, under 'Change resolution', I changed to "Use Nvidia Color Settings" and used "Full" for output dynamic range. Color depth should be 10. AOC didn't mention 10 bit color depth, so who knows, maybe AOC is overdelivering here like usual. I use Display port for 180Hz. It comes with both HDMI and Display Port in my country.
At times stamp 4:00 the edges look dim compared to center. Is it the image or a backlight issue with the monitor? Also how are the viewing angles compared to LG ultragear?
@@chichii_gg Oh I think its for the old model (discontinued) 24G2, mine broke (clusterfrick) shadow and a lot of lines after 6 Months, glad its still under warranty and AOC replace it with new model (24G4).
@@chichii_gg Damn, AOC stand for Autism On Crack I guess, I have no idea what to say, AOC (Admiral Oversea Corportion)/Philips replace my broken 24G2 with 24G4 and it still in the way to my home, maybe I will try to refund it or something, I dont know. A crappy non gaming monitor with 75hz works fine for me, I bought an "used" 14 inch monitor 75hz for 400K IDR, it last for 8 years, it begin to broke after I stop using it (2 horizontal lines).
@@Berkelll There's also MSI G244F E2, but the only downside with this monitor the stand is fixed, but it has great colors and good srgb, adobe rgb. I'm looking for a budget monitor for gaming and graphic design at the same time!
The AOC 24G4 and ASUS TUF VG249Q3A are both solid 24-inch monitors with IPS panels, providing good color accuracy and fast response times suitable for gaming and general use. The AOC 24G4 offers vibrant colors with a wide color gamut and has ergonomic options like height adjustment, which adds to its comfort. The ASUS TUF VG249Q3A, on the other hand, includes features like Extreme Low Motion Blur (ELMB) for added clarity in motion-heavy scenes and additional gaming tools, though it lacks height adjustment. Overall, both monitors deliver great visuals and responsiveness, so the choice comes down to budget and personal preference for features.
Hi! Unfortunately, I didn’t get the chance to test or review the 24G2SPAE. However, if you're looking for my thoughts on the 24G4, it's one of my favorite monitors from AOC’s lineup!
@@RebelsSquadTech Ok, thanks fo responding. Is sRGB mod usable 24/7? I've read that brightnes too high in this mode. I want to change my acer nitro vg270up to this aoc. Is it worth?
I agree, very good monitor. I'm waiting for reviews for it to make sure, but I think it is a better purchase than the 24G2SP which I wanted before this monitor model entered the market in my country.
@@H53. I was planning to get 24g2sp as well, but it was out of stock until this came out and I'm happy it did, much wider color gamut, higher refresh rate and should be faster too
@@coolamericano Yes! It has the good stand from the 24G2SP, I think. I'm glad 24g2sp was not in stock. I have been gaming with it, and I can notice a difference in my aim. I came from 60Hz, by the way. I had never experienced anything above 60Hz before.
It is by AOC; AOC is known for making cheap gaming monitors without a catch. Search for the 24G2, it was the most recommended budget monitor for two years in a row. Now we have 24G4, and it is an improvement. It might become the budget king like its predecessor used to be.
24G4XE or 24G4 ? the 24g4 Primarily available on asian countries while the 24G4XE / X version in the UK/US so manufacturers maybe using different panels? which panel will be better like less bleeding , strong quality ?
Both models you mentioned are Fast IPS Panel so there is no difference in panels and even response times. So in that aspect, they are quite equal. If you prioritize ergonomic flexibility and adjustability in your monitor setup, the AOC 24G4 would be the better choice due to its comprehensive stand adjustments.
It is 0.5! It is usually classified as 1ms (0.5), anything below 1 is usually still considered 1ms. While the difference might be slight between the 2 response times, this monitor does indeed have a 0.5 GtG Response. Hope this helps you decide!
It's a tough choice, both monitors are great for gaming, but I recommend considering your individual preferences and budget. My experience is more with AOC monitors so ill go for AOC :)
Deciding rn between 24G4X and VG248Q1B(TN Monitor). Already bought LG 24GN65R and 24G2SP, but returned them both back to shop due to very noticible GLOW. So, considering this, which monitor should I buy?
@@RebelsSquadTech yeah, I know about refresh rate, but the thing is, I wanted Asus exactly bcs it's TN, and don't have ips glow. Btw I'm thinking about 25G3ZM rn.
This monitor is for sure the fastest 1080 IPS i had without having really low contrast and poor black at exchange. I tested AOC 24G2SPU,Iiyama 2470HSU and Gigabyte G24F 2 with this one. The thing is i have a irritating problem. Both AOC seems like having more trait into purple and pinkish colors, when deep blue is automtically more purple instead of blue. Like this 24G4X have a little problem with view angles, but it's not really a problem tho. The biggest problem in 24G4X white is more pinkish, when colors like deep blue is more purple. Sky or galaxy looks more purple than deep blue for example. It's really weird that they don't mention those details becuase no matter how u set it up. I tried settings like 42,50,48 and even changed gamma from 2.4 to 2.2 because imo 2.2 on this monitor looks too bright and 2.4 feels more "proper" for me at least. For sure it helped, but it's still noticable. The pure 50,50,50 looks terribly redish. AOC overall having that purple and pinkish trait, but comapring both AOC 24G4X and G2SPU, on 24G4X the pinkish/redish trait looks a lot more noticable and it feels like it a bit bleeding with it. That pinkish/redish trait is on especially gray and blue things, but not only. AOC 24G2SPU has noticibly better colors and doesn't have that weird pink trait on gray or other type of colors. It's just on 24G2SPU the whole panel seems like having more into purple colors than deep blue. I really don't understand what AOC did there or why this panel is like that. I wish it looked like G2SPU or close to it with response time of 24G4. Bro this is the hell of budget monitors. There is always something that will make you uncomfortable with it and u need to accept that issue. Maybe 24G4 has different panel or adjusted differently in sneaky way?
@RebelsSquadTech I have checked on User and even removed a bit of red and blue. It looks definitely better than on warm and srgb mode, but still having same issue. Idk if it's on panel now or what. I ordered 2nd one to compared, but if it will turn the same then i will be disappointed. Gigabyte using panda one if I'm not wrong.
@kanni2959 Idk about the asus and no one did reviews on this one, but I returned that AOC and didn't buy anything because I decided to wait until I will buy new PC soon. The thing is just buy and see if u will like it, if your don't buy outsite your country then most of shops always should've 14 days return thing. The other model I consider now is MSI G255PF E2, but I will get them in few months so can't say much now.
Both monitors are well-suited for gaming, offering high refresh rates and quick response times. The AOC 24G4E provides greater adjustability and higher brightness, which might be beneficial for users seeking ergonomic flexibility and a brighter display. On the other hand, the ASUS VG249Q3A is more budget-friendly.
24G4X is only available in the US with built-in speaker & 2xHDMI port with Ergo stand 24G4 no speaker, 1xHDMI port with Ergo stand 24G4E no speaker, 1xHDMI port with normal stand
Man i was watching and reading reviews all day about the aoc 24g2sp and was frustrated with other choices and suddenly when i was browsing i found a sale on this 24g4 didnt know that a new one was released was happy i took my time searching and in the same day you reales a review when no one is talking about it since it was just released man im happy ty lets go
I am glad :)
I bought this monitor a few days ago. Let me know if you have any questions.
@@H53.ty i ordered it yesterday but i would love to know if the colours are good
@@muhali5136 They are, but if you're like me, you won't like them out of the box. The white point is too low out of the box meaning whites look yellowish. But with proper settings, you'll get warmer whites. I will reply later with all the settings I'm using.
Edit: People asking for settings, I did share them, but my comment kept getting deleted.
-Luminance
Contrast: 50
Eco Mode: Standard
Gamma: Gamma 2
DCR: off
HDR: off
-Color Setup
Color Temp: cool
Color Gamut: Native
LowBlue: Off
DCB mode & demo: off
-Game Settings
Game mode: off
Shadow control: 50
Adaptive-sync: on
Game color: 10 (default)
Overdrive: medium
Nvidia must be set to full dynamic range in resolution settings.
@@muhali5136 So, these are my settings:
Luminance tab:
Contrast: 50
Brightnes: Doesn't matter, got it at 100 now
Eco Mode: Standard
Gamma: Gamma 2 (increases brightness)
DCR: Off
HDR Mode: Off
Color Setup:
Color Temp: Cool
Color Gamut: Panel Native
LowBlue Mode: Off
DCB: both off
Picture Boost tab: off, I don't use it
Game settings tab:
Game Mode: Off
Shadow control: Off
Adaptive-Sync: On
Game Color: 10
Overdrive: Medium (Strong is Useless, looks like medium but with overshoot and trails)
Frame-counter: I like mine on for now (Yes, it has an FPS counter!)
This is the monitor side of the configuration. You'll need to install an ICC color profile. I found one on TH-cam for 27G4 on TH-cam and I'm using that. Also, in Nvidia control panel, under 'Change resolution', I changed to "Use Nvidia Color Settings" and used "Full" for output dynamic range. Color depth should be 10. AOC didn't mention 10 bit color depth, so who knows, maybe AOC is overdelivering here like usual. I use Display port for 180Hz. It comes with both HDMI and Display Port in my country.
In 3:28 I see a tribble blurring in picture, Why?!
Yes me too, i've ordered it😢
@@AbdulrahmanRashid-u9r I ordered it too, but I don't facing any problem like this until now and this monitor excellent. Don't worry
@@AbdulrahmanRashid-u9ris it good? If u can help me I will appreciate you
I think it s from tge camera focus
I already purchased it and it's an excellent monitor without any problems, may be this blurring happened from camera recording .
What's the difference between the 24g4e and the 24g4?
At times stamp 4:00 the edges look dim compared to center. Is it the image or a backlight issue with the monitor? Also how are the viewing angles compared to LG ultragear?
What are the dimensions of the vesa? You can mount it right?
100mm × 100mm
Can this monitor use VESA mount?
Yes you can
do u recommend overclocking it to 180hz or should i just stick to 165hz? had an issue before with my acer nitro vg240y 180hz
what issue do you had with your monitor?
@@pawpaw137horizontal lines
@@chichii_gg Oh I think its for the old model (discontinued) 24G2, mine broke (clusterfrick) shadow and a lot of lines after 6 Months, glad its still under warranty and AOC replace it with new model (24G4).
@@Kuskus62 had my 24g4 for 1month old and had the same issue both screen edge super hot af :3 man idk what monitor to buy . 2 monitors down
@@chichii_gg Damn, AOC stand for Autism On Crack I guess, I have no idea what to say, AOC (Admiral Oversea Corportion)/Philips replace my broken 24G2 with 24G4 and it still in the way to my home, maybe I will try to refund it or something, I dont know.
A crappy non gaming monitor with 75hz works fine for me, I bought an "used" 14 inch monitor 75hz for 400K IDR, it last for 8 years, it begin to broke after I stop using it (2 horizontal lines).
What do you think is this monitor better or the asus vg24Q3a ?
Yes :)
This monitor or viewsonic vx2428j which is best in your opinion ?
Defiantly AOC :)
@@RebelsSquadTech
Thanks, i will get AOC 24G4 :)
If u can, get both and return the one that you find worse for yourself.
@@Berkelll
I really can't do that, but both monitors have the same price in my region, which one is better in your opinion?
@@Berkelll
There's also MSI G244F E2, but the only downside with this monitor the stand is fixed, but it has great colors and good srgb, adobe rgb. I'm looking for a budget monitor for gaming and graphic design at the same time!
lookin cleannnn
24G4X or 24G2SPU?
24G4X
This monitor or asus tuf vg249q3a ?In terms of colors, response time, motion blur, and features.
The AOC 24G4 and ASUS TUF VG249Q3A are both solid 24-inch monitors with IPS panels, providing good color accuracy and fast response times suitable for gaming and general use. The AOC 24G4 offers vibrant colors with a wide color gamut and has ergonomic options like height adjustment, which adds to its comfort. The ASUS TUF VG249Q3A, on the other hand, includes features like Extreme Low Motion Blur (ELMB) for added clarity in motion-heavy scenes and additional gaming tools, though it lacks height adjustment. Overall, both monitors deliver great visuals and responsiveness, so the choice comes down to budget and personal preference for features.
Do you recommend me to buy This monitor or the aoc 24G2SPAE in termes of performances and gaming, i would like to know which one is better
Hi! Unfortunately, I didn’t get the chance to test or review the 24G2SPAE. However, if you're looking for my thoughts on the 24G4, it's one of my favorite monitors from AOC’s lineup!
its 6bit not 8 bit is this ture?
Gigabyte G24F 2 or iiyama G-Master G2470HSU or AOC 24G4X?
AOC 24G4X
adaptive sync is really good, ips on top that even better
Are overdrive and mbr available in sRGB mode? thanx
Overdrive can set in sRGB mode and for MBR need to turn off adaptive sync first
@@RebelsSquadTech Ok, thanks fo responding. Is sRGB mod usable 24/7? I've read that brightnes too high in this mode. I want to change my acer nitro vg270up to this aoc. Is it worth?
Pls can i know what are the differences between this monitor and 24g4e ?
24G4E is different base design, doesn't have any adjustment stand ( fix stand ) and panel is normal IPS not like 24G4 is fast IPS
@RebelsSquadTech thank u so much for your kindness help
so is it free-sync or free-sync premium? or do they use the term adaptive sync, because it's not free-sync premium? thank you.
this model 24G4 is using Adaptive sync
Good monitor, bought it two weeks ago ❤
Enjoy it
@@RebelsSquadTech thanks mate 👍
I agree, very good monitor. I'm waiting for reviews for it to make sure, but I think it is a better purchase than the 24G2SP which I wanted before this monitor model entered the market in my country.
@@H53. I was planning to get 24g2sp as well, but it was out of stock until this came out and I'm happy it did, much wider color gamut, higher refresh rate and should be faster too
@@coolamericano Yes! It has the good stand from the 24G2SP, I think. I'm glad 24g2sp was not in stock. I have been gaming with it, and I can notice a difference in my aim. I came from 60Hz, by the way. I had never experienced anything above 60Hz before.
Better than gigabyte 24f2 ?
Yes
Support 120 on ps5?
Hello. Can this monitor use another 3rd party mount? And how can i choose it?
Yes u can use just make sure its compatible by 100mm × 100mm
What's the catch ! Its so cheap for the specs should i buy it or not this is the first time buying monitor is it worth it !
Worth the price
It is by AOC; AOC is known for making cheap gaming monitors without a catch. Search for the 24G2, it was the most recommended budget monitor for two years in a row. Now we have 24G4, and it is an improvement. It might become the budget king like its predecessor used to be.
Thankk uu very much ..i m going to buy it tomorow ❤️❤️
How was it @@quraan6160
g sync support?
Yes its G-sync Compatible
guys is the panel used on aoc 24g4 a panda panel the same as the aoc 24g2spe
24G4 using BOE panel
@@RebelsSquadTech is it good for gaming and watching videos and some editing
@@alilichebadis5830 Yes it can handle all the tasks easily :)
Does it have speaker??
No built in speakers
24G4X or XL2546K?
XL2546K
should i get This one or aoc g242sp?
This one (24G4).
@@Kuskus62is it’s color good?
@@akai_nz IPS panel, its really good.
24G4XE or 24G4 ? the 24g4 Primarily available on asian countries while the 24G4XE / X version in the UK/US so manufacturers maybe using different panels?
which panel will be better like less bleeding , strong quality ?
Both models you mentioned are Fast IPS Panel so there is no difference in panels and even response times. So in that aspect, they are quite equal.
If you prioritize ergonomic flexibility and adjustability in your monitor setup, the AOC 24G4 would be the better choice due to its comprehensive stand adjustments.
Does this have 4k downscaling or so in consoles? Usually with HDR it accepts a 4k signal even tho its fhd
It is not recommend to do that, all the monitors have their limitation on the main board setting
I found the same one but its 0.5! Im confused should i buy it
It is 0.5! It is usually classified as 1ms (0.5), anything below 1 is usually still considered 1ms. While the difference might be slight between the 2 response times, this monitor does indeed have a 0.5 GtG Response.
Hope this helps you decide!
Diff between this and AOC 24G4E?
The main distinction lies in the stand features: while the 24G4E offers tilt adjustment, it lacks height adjustment, swivel, and pivot capabilities.
Should i buy 24inch or 27inch for gaming they said 27inch is bad and pixelated
24inch will be a good choice :)
AOC 24G4 24" or MSI G255F 24.5" IPS 180Hz
please help me decide this is driving me crazy ! thx !
It's a tough choice, both monitors are great for gaming, but I recommend considering your individual preferences and budget. My experience is more with AOC monitors so ill go for AOC :)
does it support 85hz, 100hz in display settings?
Adjust via Graphic card settings
Is it good for the xbox series S?
Yes
This monitor or the Asus tuf gaming vg24q3a??
TUF decision
The Asus Tuf is better? I want to know which one is better because i will but one of them soon@@MarySilorio
Does he have sound like speakers ?
No built in speakers
Is msi g255pf e2 better in contrast and color? compared to this
msi is good but not them g244 g255😊
i tried running games on 4k but the refresh rate is limited to 24, 25, 30hz only.
also the screen color fades off and dims low when HDR is turned on.
Optimum Resolution is 1920 × 1080 @ 180Hz - DisplayPort, HDMI
@RebelsSquadTech that's not what i asked
Did you measure the actual monitor ? I bought the same one and it’s only 21 inches not 24
Maybe you measured it horizontally? You should measure it diagonally.
do this monitor have a ghosting issu ???
Not any so far we aware of
It has noticeable ghosting above 10MBR. Overdrive above Medium has also huge overshoot.
Deciding rn between 24G4X and VG248Q1B(TN Monitor). Already bought LG 24GN65R and 24G2SP, but returned them both back to shop due to very noticible GLOW. So, considering this, which monitor should I buy?
You can go for24G4X its180 hz with IPS Panel, Asus only at 165 HZ "TN" panel
@@RebelsSquadTech yeah, I know about refresh rate, but the thing is, I wanted Asus exactly bcs it's TN, and don't have ips glow. Btw I'm thinking about 25G3ZM rn.
@@k1rak0swhich one did you buy?
@@ajax1472 25G3ZM
@@ajax1472 And so far I like it. Except it has horizontal lines on blue and orange colors, but I got used to them.
Why does it feel like we have different products? I'm pretty sure I have the 24g4 too, but the osd is different than yours
Which country you are in?
@@RebelsSquadTech Malaysia
This monitor is for sure the fastest 1080 IPS i had without having really low contrast and poor black at exchange. I tested AOC 24G2SPU,Iiyama 2470HSU and Gigabyte G24F 2 with this one.
The thing is i have a irritating problem. Both AOC seems like having more trait into purple and pinkish colors, when deep blue is automtically more purple instead of blue. Like this 24G4X have a little problem with view angles, but it's not really a problem tho. The biggest problem in 24G4X white is more pinkish, when colors like deep blue is more purple. Sky or galaxy looks more purple than deep blue for example. It's really weird that they don't mention those details becuase no matter how u set it up. I tried settings like 42,50,48 and even changed gamma from 2.4 to 2.2 because imo 2.2 on this monitor looks too bright and 2.4 feels more "proper" for me at least. For sure it helped, but it's still noticable. The pure 50,50,50 looks terribly redish. AOC overall having that purple and pinkish trait, but comapring both AOC 24G4X and G2SPU, on 24G4X the pinkish/redish trait looks a lot more noticable and it feels like it a bit bleeding with it. That pinkish/redish trait is on especially gray and blue things, but not only. AOC 24G2SPU has noticibly better colors and doesn't have that weird pink trait on gray or other type of colors. It's just on 24G2SPU the whole panel seems like having more into purple colors than deep blue.
I really don't understand what AOC did there or why this panel is like that. I wish it looked like G2SPU or close to it with response time of 24G4. Bro this is the hell of budget monitors. There is always something that will make you uncomfortable with it and u need to accept that issue. Maybe 24G4 has different panel or adjusted differently in sneaky way?
24G4 is using BOE panel. You can try do a reset from the OSD and choose color temp - “ user “
Redis or blue because of warm and cool color temp
@RebelsSquadTech I have checked on User and even removed a bit of red and blue. It looks definitely better than on warm and srgb mode, but still having same issue. Idk if it's on panel now or what. I ordered 2nd one to compared, but if it will turn the same then i will be disappointed. Gigabyte using panda one if I'm not wrong.
Whats the update
@@Berkellldo you recommend this monitor or should I buy the Asus tuf gaming vg24q3a?
@kanni2959 Idk about the asus and no one did reviews on this one, but I returned that AOC and didn't buy anything because I decided to wait until I will buy new PC soon.
The thing is just buy and see if u will like it, if your don't buy outsite your country then most of shops always should've 14 days return thing.
The other model I consider now is MSI G255PF E2, but I will get them in few months so can't say much now.
hi my aoc 24g4 dont tilted vertically
You might bought 24G4E .. that series is the same with 24G4 but without ergonomic stand. Maybe you can check from your box?
Hope it helps
How about AOC 24G4E vs VG249Q3A?
Both monitors are well-suited for gaming, offering high refresh rates and quick response times. The AOC 24G4E provides greater adjustability and higher brightness, which might be beneficial for users seeking ergonomic flexibility and a brighter display. On the other hand, the ASUS VG249Q3A is more budget-friendly.
what will you choose between AOC 24G4 or Lenovo Legion R25i-30 ? i can't decide what i want to buy between this 2 good monitors
AOC :)
@@RebelsSquadTech thank you.
@@francestotti sir how is it now, im about to buy 24g4 or r25i-30 in a few day.. i want to know that r25i-30 is good or not?
Aoc is the best, my aoc 24g2sp replace by this aoc monitor, aoc warranty is the best
Whats the difference between 24G4 and 24G4X? Are they the same monitor? Also .... 24G4E
3 monitors with Identical Names
24G4X is only available in the US with built-in speaker & 2xHDMI port with Ergo stand
24G4 no speaker, 1xHDMI port with Ergo stand
24G4E no speaker, 1xHDMI port with normal stand
@@RebelsSquadTech does 24g4 have freesync
@@RebelsSquadTech so 3 of them have the same panels?
@@dqncow Adaptive Sync
@@dqncowIf you have a Nvidia graphics card 10th series and newer, freesync will only be available through displayport.
Thank you !
You're welcome!
Does it support xbox series s??
Yes :)
All monitor support ps5 or xbox series
nice video
AOC 24G4 or ASUS TUF VG249QL3A ? 🤔
Honestly, it’s tough to choose! Both are solid picks. What are you planning to use it for?
what do you think is this monitor better or the asus vg24q1a cause they are nearby the same price in my country
With these specs and price definitely AOC
I have the same screen, but the height does not decrease. I am afraid it will break
The stand might have some issues, you can contact your local service center and ask for replacement
This or the MSI G2412F? (no HDR though)
24G4 :)
this or msi g255f
this :)
Aoc 24g4 vs asus vg249q3a
Aoc 24g4
this monitor suppose to be better than the gigabyte 24f2
This monitor costs $200 in my country, is that too much??
Which country
yes it should be 150 usd
does this monitor work with the ps5 and does it run 120fps?
Absolutely
is this moniter hdmi2.0 or 2.1
Signal Input HDMI 2.0 x 1, DisplayPort 1.4 x 1
HDCP Version HDMI: 2.2, DisplayPort: 2.2