Xbox One X using computer monitor via HDMI cable

Xbox one X need last firmware

use Xbox one X bundle hdmi cable

HDMI Ultra Deep Color need "ON" , if monitor had and monitor setting "Customer"

Monitor "ON" then Xbox one X "ON", SETUP resolution for 4K...

I bought a LG 27UD69-W , I must HDMI Ultra Deep Color "ON" for 4K resolution...

anyway... try it?

monitor for Xbox Series X at 1440p 120hz. If you have trouble getting 1440p 120hz on the Series X using the provided Microsoft hdmi cable, try switching it with the one that came with the monitor. At first I could not get 120hz using the provided hdmi cable that came with the Xbox, but switched it to the one that came with the monitor and the option for 1440p 120hz finally became selectable.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/reviews/lenovo-legion-y27q-20-27-ips-led-qhd-freesync-gaming-monitor-hdmi-raven-black/6404024

Looks like.the monitor is picky

As it has issues with ps5 and series x

Odd it requires a hdmi 2.0 rather then a hdmi 2.1 cable

That was a comment by another user also Bestbuy has Lenovo experts in ther

Hi HeyBlanket,

How are you connecting to your monitor? Are you passing your HDMI through any adapter or receiver before it hits the monitor? Can you let us know what make / model monitor you have? It looks like the monitor has to be Freesync 2 with HDMI 2.1. If you're
passing your HDMI through any device like a receiver, switch, or converter, I would recommend trying with the Xbox One X plugged directly into the monitor.

let us know!

Thank you for replying. My monitor is an Asus VP28UQG. The X1X is connected directly to the monitor via high speed HDMI cable.

I'm saying that HDMI to displayport adapters are pointless to use, and if you were to use one , you'll still only be getting 60hz.

you want to connect the HDMI port of the Xbox console to a HDMI port on the monitor or TV for the best outcome,

because the Xbox One X does not have a displayport on the console, you can't go displayport to displayport,

so the only choice is HDMI to HDMI, i personally would not go HDMI from the console to displayport on the monitor via an HDMI to displayport adapter,

when connecting to a monitor it's best to go straight...

HDMI to HDMI

or

Displayport to Displayport

never

HDMI to Displayport via an adapter.

First, I want to thank you for trying to help me. Its driving me insane on how I might have just wasted 200 dollars.

You are correct that one of the cables must be connected to your television, but there are three cables that need to be attatched in total. One from the monitor to the capture card via HDMI. Another from the elgato to a computer via usb. A third one connected
from the elgato to the xbox via an HDMI. When I have it plugged in it is supposed to get video from the TV and audio from the xbox, the elgato just sends it a to my computer. My xbox thinks that it is supposed to be used for connection instead of video feed.
Is there a setting that I can use to fix this? Please answer me back