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- VGA/D-SUB/QXGA/"Analogue" -> Don't use them unless you have absolutely no choice. These are being phased out for good reason.
- HDMI -> is fine for 1080p @ 60, and is often the only interface you case use with TVs. If you want a high refresh rate monitor though, HDMI won't allow it. HDMI 2.0 makes 4K @ 60hz possible, and again for TVs is sometimes the only option. But any 4K computer monitor should have Displayport and that would be my choice
- DVI -> is more flexible than HDMI because it DOES allow higher frame rates such as 120 & 144hz @ 1080p (provided that source, cable and display are ALL dual link). However with the different DVI types in outputs and cables (I/D/DL) it can be confusing for people and it's easy to get the wrong thing somewhere along the line. it's being phased out for displayport anyway.
- Displayport -> does everything (including audio)
What you should be doing is connecting to your monitor through your HDMI slot. Assuming both the monitor, computer and HDMI cable are at least HDMI 1.4 compatible, you can export your display to your monitor at a maximum of 1080p at 120hz. Much better then VGA.