[SOLVED] Displayport not working on Asus VG248QE monitor ?

[anksa010]

After building a new pc and plugging it to Asus vg248qe monitor it only worked with dvi adapter in the monitor + HDMI (new pc doesn't have dvi anymore). After I installed windows10, drivers and everything and after that hdmi in the monitor without dvi adapter also started working but displayport still gives no signal.
I tested displayport also in motherboard and same happens. Also tried unplugging cables from monitor and pc for a few minutes which seemed to work for many other people, but it didn't do anything in my case.
The reason why I am trying to get displayport to work is because this monitor doesn't give 144hz with hdmi cable.

I am using:
Deltaco DisplayPort Cable - DisplayPort, 20-pin u-u, 2 m
Asus VG248QE 24" Full HD
GeForce RTX 3060 GAMING OC

Would be great if anyone could help/suggest something.

 

[Lutfij]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

Usually the panel comes with all the cables you need to connect to all the ports available on the monitor, though I just checked that you only get a DVI cable. As for your DisplayPort cable, I'm not familiar with it...you're advised to invest in a good quality cable. Can you see if you can source a donor cable from someone who owns a known working cable...? That way you can rule out your cable being the culprit or if the panel is faulty.

 

[anksa010]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

Usually the panel comes with all the cables you need to connect to all the ports available on the monitor, though I just checked that you only get a DVI cable. As for your DisplayPort cable, I'm not familiar with it...you're advised to invest in a good quality cable. Can you see if you can source a donor cable from someone who owns a known working cable...? That way you can rule out your cable being the culprit or if the panel is faulty.

Thank you!
Since I was running out of ideas myself, that's probably the last option I have. I am planning to test my DisplayPort cable first and see if it works on someone else's display/pc. I guess it could also be something with my monitor's displayport since I've been using it for a very long time and never tested it with displayport cables.