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<blockquote data-quote="Lifeisabeach" data-source="post: 1863279" data-attributes="member: 38864">I posted a link to one on MonoPrice, but that one on Amazon is the same kind.That is the one I mentioned, but I had also overlooked that you have a 2014 Mac mini. It can't drive that monitor at its full 4K resolution, so that Mac will have to run it at a downscaled resolution. That won't be ideal... downscaled resolutions tend to look fuzzy on LCDs unless they are an exact 2x blowup. If you really like the ASUS for its features, I posted a link to the same model my wife uses with her 2014 Mac mini that someone is selling on eBay if you consider that an option. It's used, but the seller reports it to be in great condition, and the price is very fair.(edit: that auction is now ended, and my link takes you to a different &quot;recommended&quot; listing for the same model from another seller but in a somewhat more visibly used condition. The model, if you want to shop around, is MX27AQ.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lifeisabeach, post: 1863279, member: 38864"] I posted a link to one on MonoPrice, but that one on Amazon is the same kind. That is the one I mentioned, but I had also overlooked that you have a 2014 Mac mini. It can't drive that monitor at its full 4K resolution, so that Mac will have to run it at a downscaled resolution. That won't be ideal... downscaled resolutions tend to look fuzzy on LCDs unless they are an exact 2x blowup. If you really like the ASUS for its features, I posted a link to the same model my wife uses with her 2014 Mac mini that someone is selling on eBay if you consider that an option. It's used, but the seller reports it to be in great condition, and the price is very fair. (edit: that auction is now ended, and my link takes you to a different "recommended" listing for the same model from another seller but in a somewhat more visibly used condition. The model, if you want to shop around, is MX27AQ.) [/QUOTE]

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