Is this monitor vesa mount compatible?

The monitor has the vesa mount standard 100x100mm. You can take this mount > bestitems24com/monitor-wall-mount/mounting-dream-md2463/ < I'm very happy with it.

Would this be good for the ps5? it’ll be at 120hz with an hdmi.

Yes it will be a great budget option for the PS5. While it will not be able to support 4k, it should be great at 1080p and has a decent refresh rate. If you want to buy a monitor that can support the newer features like 4k at 120hz you will probably spend around/over $1000. From what I understand most games will more than likely not support those higher capabilities. To finish,if you want to have a monitor that shows the best color during game play I recommend a 4k monitor that has a 60hz refresh rate (they are cheaper), but if you want to buy one to play 1st person shooters(like myself) get a 1080p monitor with a higher refresh rate.

My pc cant run over about 100-120 fps. Would it be bad to have a 144hz monitor if my pc cant take full advantage?

No, larger you issue has to deal with what your in game settings are. So if you're running a lot of your settings on high and ultra chances are your performance is going to tank because especially if you're running on older hardware for newer games. That said having a 144hz monitor doesn't mean that you wouldn't be able to take advantage of it. Your games will recognize that the display has this refresh rate available and will allow you to see them running at a variable rate. For example if you can only run a game at like 80fps but you're monitor can do up to 144fps all it means is that you'll be able to see smooth framerates up to 144fps even if you can't reach that frame rate. In other words you'd be able to experience that smother 80fps that you otherwise wouldn't be able to with a 60hz monitor.

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Q: Would this be good for the ps5? it’ll be at 120hz with an hdmi.

Yes it will be a great budget option for the PS5. While it will not be able to support 4k, it should be great at 1080p and has a decent refresh rate. If you want to buy a monitor that can support the newer features like 4k at 120hz you will probably spend around/over $1000. From what I understand most games will more than likely not support those higher capabilities. To finish,if you want to have a monitor that shows the best color during game play I recommend a 4k monitor that has a 60hz refresh rate (they are cheaper), but if you want to buy one to play 1st person shooters(like myself) get a 1080p monitor with a higher refresh rate.

Q: My pc cant run over about 100-120 fps. Would it be bad to have a 144hz monitor if my pc cant take full advantage?

No, larger you issue has to deal with what your in game settings are. So if you're running a lot of your settings on high and ultra chances are your performance is going to tank because especially if you're running on older hardware for newer games. That said having a 144hz monitor doesn't mean that you wouldn't be able to take advantage of it. Your games will recognize that the display has this refresh rate available and will allow you to see them running at a variable rate. For example if you can only run a game at like 80fps but you're monitor can do up to 144fps all it means is that you'll be able to see smooth framerates up to 144fps even if you can't reach that frame rate. In other words you'd be able to experience that smother 80fps that you otherwise wouldn't be able to with a 60hz monitor.

Standing screen display size	25 Inches
Screen Resolution	1920x1080
Max Screen Resolution	1920 x 1080 Pixels
Brand	ASUS
Series	VG259QR
Item model number	VG259QR
Item Weight	11.24 pounds
Product Dimensions	14.06 x 22.17 x 8.31 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	14.06 x 22.17 x 8.31 inches
Color	BLACK
Number of Processors	1
Voltage	40 Volts
Manufacturer	ASUS
ASIN	B08K2GYHD8
Date First Available	December 30, 2020

ASUS TUF Gaming VG259QR 24.5” Gaming Monitor, 1080P Full HD, 165Hz (Supports 144Hz), 1ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur, G-SYNC Ready, Eye Care, DisplayPort HDMI, Shadow Boost, Height Adjustable

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