advice on new monitor?

[JJDARK21]

hi again guys my old hanns.g finally died so i have to buy a new monitor  so i really want a good gaming monitor i wanted a ips at first but now im really considering 144hz gaming monitors even though they  dont have   the picture quality found on ips ones im considering the benq xl2420te   its  24'' will you guys think that going from a 27'' to a 24'' would  it be a huge difference?   and also do you guys think that a 120hz-144hz  monitor really gives you advantage when playing online fps  games?

[IVIYTH0S]

I think some of the 27" Korean monitors can have their refresh rates overclocked (to 120hz or whatever)

[d6bmg]

I think some of the 27" Korean monitors can have their refresh rates overclocked (to 120hz or whatever)

 

+1. They seem to be very good for their price tag.

[HoLoDreaM]

I have been researching monitors tremendously over the couple months.. I decided to pick up the ASUS VG248QE for multiple reasons. 144hz, future G-Sync compatibility, and zero motion blur. The Korean overclockable monitors will get 120+hz, but still will have a slight motion blur due to the nature of the IPS panel. I have been gaming for 2 years on a very nice LG IPS236V monitor, which looks brilliant, but suffers from blur in FPS gamses. The new EIZO Foris FG2421 is "240hz" (but honestly 120hz just double frame), and is a VA panel, which will have close to IPS colors, with TN speed. It, however, is ~$600 and is the future of monitors. The VG248QE will have a slight color degradation, but it's not as important as the reduced motion blur, to me, at least. You can find good deals on the VG248QE right now. With the Lightboost hack, there is virtually zero motion blur. BenQ just announced a new monitor that is still a TN, but advertises good color and a Lightboost style motion blur reduction, but has not been released, nor has a price been announced.

[JJDARK21]

I have been researching monitors tremendously over the couple months.. I decided to pick up the ASUS VG248QE for multiple reasons. 144hz, future G-Sync compatibility, and zero motion blur. The Korean overclockable monitors will get 120+hz, but still will have a slight motion blur due to the nature of the IPS panel. I have been gaming for 2 years on a very nice LG IPS236V monitor, which looks brilliant, but suffers from blur in FPS gamses. The new EIZO Foris FG2421 is "240hz" (but honestly 120hz just double frame), and is a VA panel, which will have close to IPS colors, with TN speed. It, however, is ~$600 and is the future of monitors. The VG248QE will have a slight color degradation, but it's not as important as the reduced motion blur, to me, at least. You can find good deals on the VG248QE right now. With the Lightboost hack, there is virtually zero motion blur. BenQ just announced a new monitor that is still a TN, but advertises good color and a Lightboost style motion blur reduction, but has not been released, nor has a price been announced.

i end up buying a benq xl2420te  it has amazing reviews and  most people say it has better picture quality than your average tn panels