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USD1217 for the -GS version, according to TFT Central. Hope it's got fast enough pixel transitions to make the 165Hz mode non-blurry

My dream monitor? Probably a 21:9 40" 3D 8k 480Hz flatscreen CRT...minus the niggling little issues that affect CRT, of course.

What a strange and wonderful thing. Thanks for sharing. How does that resolution look on a 24" panel?

Ask on his Forums, maybe?
http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Threa ... and-NVIDIA

Just upgraded to Windows 10. Can still successfully overclock my 2560x1440 IPS to 120Hz using ToastyX's AMD pixel clock patcher and CRU.exe

I've verified that the screen is not skipping frames, by using Refresh Rate Multitool. However, when I try to verify this using TestUFO.com and Microsoft's new ...

I think the best solution to deal with both stutter (G-Sync) and anti-blur (ULMB) would be to have 1000 Hz monitors.

The problem with stutter is that if the GPU isn't capable of rendering a frame every 16.6ms, you will see some frames shown for 33.3ms. And if the GPU is really fast, you will see ...

60Hz is a refresh rate, not a frame rate

Says who? 1 hz = one X per second, it doesn't specify what X is.

While you're being pedantic, you might actually consider whether you're actually correct. You absolutely can say a 60hz game engine is one which is refreshed 60 times per second, for ...

yes we are just not on shitty lcds.
wouldn't really be necessary if game devs targeted a fixed fps

We do target a fixed FPS. 60hz usually. Or your monitor's refresh rate. But usually engines are frame locked to 60hz because of consoles, and even then quite often those consoles end up shipping at ...

"Best yet cheapest gaming monitor" is a little like a restaurant's "finest, cheapest champagne," i.e., A contradiction in terms.

Of the models you mention I'd be inclined to go with the BenQ for the Blur Reduction functionality.