Support for Asus PA328Q monitor on Mac Pro (late 2013)

I bought this monitor month ago.

It works perfectly with nMP by Display Port 1.2 - 3840x2160 at 60 hz.

But you need turn it on in display menu (see monitor manual) - by default PA328Q uses DP 1.1

I had some problems with the configuration.

- For a start, the monitor did not want to work with the native cable DP-miniDP at full resolution. I had to buy MONOPRICE cable. This problem does not occur at all - I just got lucky. :-))

- If you turn off the monitor by power button, then after dispaly is on - OS X resets the size of windows opened in Safari, illustrator, Photoshop. It looks like a stack of windiws (resized to 800x600 px) in top left corner of desktop. Solution - send the monitor to sleep in the OSX.

good luck. :-)

I bought an PA328q recently too. But I'm having a real hard time getting it to work reliably with my Mac Pro. I have to continually restart the computer multiple times and switch between DisplayPort and HDMI before the monitor finally detects an input. I thought the problem might be the monitor so I got a replacement. Same thing happens on the new one. And I've only gotten it to work at 60hz twice on display port (yes, it's set to DisplayPort 1.2). Its been a frustrating bummer. I'm out of ideas and considering returning it.

Anybody have any suggestions?

I bought the asus PB279 and am using display port mini. When my computer puts the display to sleep I too cannot get my monitor to wake back up. I have to power down the machine by holding it down. Even plugging in keyboards and mice into the computer will not wake it.

I have a late 2013 Mac Pro. With the d300 graphics card. I really wish this could get fixed....

After switching from display port to HDMI on my MACpro late 2013, I now am able to successfully wake up my computer by hitting the keys on my wireless keyboard or mouse. This fixed it for me. I still get 4k resolution if I wish with the HDMI cable.