Questions about LC-Power LC-M44-DFHD-120

Top with good settings. Not recommended without a pc as the game warps across the entire screen.

The screen itself is compatible with all notebooks. The LC-Power has 2 HDMI ports which you can connect directly to your ZenBook or compress to USB-C with a transmitter. So there is no problem to use this screen with all notebooks / PCS. However, the screen is delivered in white, although it is shown in black on the picture.

I'm not sure if this is a good idea, but I'm sure it's a good idea to use the screen as a stand-alone display.I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use the screen as a standalone display, but it's a good product for gaming.

The USB C connector is only for display and power (65 watts). If you want to use the USB Hub you need to use a USB 3.0 Type B cable.

Yes - there is an additional (fixed - "plate") for wall mounting. For table mounting, a flex-arm can be mounted if required. However, the monitor stand supplied is absolutely good and more than sufficient for me.

Let's say... quite long and quite deep, but fits on the "2nd floor" of a gaming table, very, very close... sorry, I don't feel like measuring, but the base is quite massive...

No speakers, only 1x audio out (3.5mm jack). Here are the specifications: https://www.lc-power.com/produkte/pc-monitore/flachbildschirme/lc-m44-dfhd-120/

The Think Centre's processor graphics support 4096x2304@60Hz. If you convert this, 3840x1080@120Hz should be possible, as the bandwidth is lower at this resolution. You may need to manually configure the value in the Intel Graphics Control Room.

Yes, this is possible, the hint is hidden in the manual on p. 9 Menu 9.1: https://www.lc-power.com/fileadmin/user_upload/Handbuecher/monitore/neue_Version_Okt_2021/LC-M44-DFHD-120_Manual_281021.pdf The notebook can also be supplied with power via USB-C: https://www.lc-power.com/produkte/pc-monitore/flachbildschirme/lc-m44-dfhd-120/

Yes, if the bracket supports a VESA standard of 75x75mm, it is possible.