Your DisplayPort cable promises you the world—8K resolution, 144Hz refresh rates, the future itself. Meanwhile, your VGA cable is out here doing the Lord's work: keeping your monitor from falling off the desk. Those thumbscrews weren't designed for high bandwidth; they were engineered by people who understood that gravity is the real enemy. DisplayPort just dangles there like it's too good for structural integrity. VGA? That thing could anchor a boat. You could probably mount climbing gear on those screws. Sure, it maxes out at 1080p if you're lucky, but at least your monitor isn't doing parkour off your desk.