Asus monitor compatible

is there a compatibility problem with asus monitor?

https://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/MX299Q/
says
DisplayPort, HDMI/MHL, and Dual-link DVI ports for multi-device connectivity
With HDMI youcould only get 1920x1080 but that may not work. I would use the display poret on the mnitor and get a mini display port to display port cable. They cost about $10-15. You can also get a dual-link DVI adopter for about $100

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