Gamestop has the
24" Asus VG248QG 1080p 165Hz G-Sync Gaming Monitor [gamestop.com] for
$169.99 + Free Shipping (b/c over $35+, w/ 3-7 day ground).
This beats a
prior FP deal in 2020 in spite of the excessive inflation this year.
Pretty good price for a 165Hz G-Sync, sub-ms (0.5ms) g2g response time monitor. The screen rotates to offer portrait or landscape viewing.
Compare to $190 at Amazon, $200 at Newegg.
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Yes. You'll appreciate the more accurate color reproduction, especially when watching movies or shows
I don't know what kind of panel that has but if reviews state good color accuracy and can smoothly run the same hertz, I'd say that over this.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15428326-24-hp-x24ih-fhd-144hz-ips-freesync-gaming-monitor-for-159-99
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Oh yeah
After using ips and va panels, I just can't go back to TN.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15498064-acer-nitro-rg241y-pbiipx-23-8-ips-gaming-monitor-for-169-99-w-fs
https://slickdeals.net/f/15495994-gigabyte-g24f-24-165hz-hdr-freesync-1080p-ips-gaming-monitor-for-159-99-w-fs-after-mir
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/gefo...-monitors/
More info about the differences there, just an important note for those considering this monitor.
Edit: Also while the 165hz refresh rate is achievable, I believe it is from an overclock. Whenever I attempt to run it at 165hz I get a effect on the monitor similar to scanlines. It isn't a terrible viewing experience, but especially on the black colors and non moving images it is slightly noticeable. I generally keep it on 120hz or 144hz due to this reason. Also, the color balancing out of the box is atrocious and will need to be tinkered with to look alright. Other than that I have no complaints about the monitor
27" + IPS only $30 more