cant figure out what monitor to buy

[monitorsdrivemecrazy]

i was going to buy the BENQ XL2420Z but when i read about the blur reduction failure and how i'm suppose to fix that i didnt want to buy it anymore.
i'm playing mmorpg mostely i used to play world of warcraft on a ips cuz the combat was slow but now with games like wildstar you need to dodge and aim, so a fast monitor would be better imo
is there a monitor that is fast and good looking like a ips monitors.

this is my pc(soon):
Intel Core i7 4770K / 3.5 GHz
Asus Maximus VI Hero
EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Classified
Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 16gb 1866 mhz
Corsair AX760

edit: is it worth it buying the BENQ XL2420Z without using the motion blur reduction?

[TwentyFoe]

Imo your finger is too light on the trigger.
So what if it requires a little extra work? It's worth it, because no, it's not worth buying this monitor without the Blur Reduction.
You can read reviews of this utility, here as well - http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=471
It feels like an entirely new screen, and makes a huge difference.

You have the option to buy this monitor straight off of BENQ.com, because the firmware there is already v2.
That is what I personally intend to do; I'm going for the 20Z V2 (BENQ.com, and I live in ISRAEL, which means I'm going to pay roughly 540$ delivery and taxes and everything included, using some service site that allows us to buy items from US sites that don't do international shipping), and also it's going to take ~2 months to arrive (because air-shipping is gonna cost me an extra ~77$ or so), so I'm sure your options are much better than mine, and I still plan to do so.

[monitorsdrivemecrazy]

well i'm from belgium so i cant really do that + my budget is 450 euros

[TwentyFoe]

How much does the 20Z cost over there?
Is it the extra investment on the piece that makes you not want it? (the piece to upgrade the monitor costs 42$, delivery not included, but there is a market thread to sell and buy this piece at a cheaper cost). If the work itself is the thing that scares you - you shouldn't hesitate to buy the V1 and manually upgrade the firmware; it's only a matter of connecting the piece and then doing a few simple tasks. The monitor upgrades itself (using the software and the connected piece, obviously) - you don't need any previous knowledge or experience.

[monitorsdrivemecrazy]

20z cost 380 euros here
looking at the piece to upgrade
if i can buy or use it in europe i might do it

[TwentyFoe]

Yes you can use it in Europe
http://www.blurbusters.com/benq/diy-fir ... -z-series/

[monitorsdrivemecrazy]

i guess i'll just do it like that
thanks