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I have this same issue with CS GO because I can push something stupid like 250 plus FPS. Even with GSync on, it still causes lag and issues. If I go into CS GO console and run the command max_fps 144. I have zero issues what so ever with GSync remaning on or off. However, this is a CSGO issue, not a gsync or vsync issue, as I'll play in other games with higher FPS then my monitor supports in herts, and it works fine and GSync does its thing.

I don't really think CS GO is a good example here.

But yes, in some games performing very high FPS, it matters.

I'd never advise anyting below a 144 herts monitor, there is no reason too anymore. That was the old standard. If you get a 144 hert monitor and can't reach that in FPS, you can simple...
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I personally recommend an Asus VG245H if you also intend to game on it: https://www.asus.com/us/Monitors/VG245H/
It is a 24 inch 1080p TN , 75Hz panel with freesync technology (good if you have or itend to buy and AMD GPU).
I have the same monitor and I am very satisfied with it. You can even use freesync via HDMI on this monitor.
Make sure to calibrate the monitor as noted here and also download and apply the icc profile (look for instructions on how to do that):
https://displaylag.com/asus-vg245h-freesync-gaming-monitor-review/

If you want a better image quality but at the expense of response time (if you need better color accuracy for movies, editing etc.), get an IPS panel instead: I recommend the LG 23MP68VQ, 75Hz, also with freesync (I friend has one and after a bit of calibration looks very nice, however, not as responsive while gaming).

These are recommended if you are on a budget. Otherwise I would recommend a 144Hz panel with G-sync or freesync.
 
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Does it have to be 75herts? I run two of theses and they rock.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00SIZ8QDM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'd advise a higher herts monitor if you can afford it with low MS. (I wouldn't use anything less then 5ms for gaming, these monitors are 2ms)
They also have a freesync version of this exact monitor.

What is your main concern. Do you want crazy insane colors or decent colors and very good specs for gaming? Do you have a price range? You are going to pay a pretty penny for both of those features if you want them in a single monitor. Normally cheaper monitors give up a little on color quality (such as type of screen used) to get that lower MS and higher herts for gaming.
 
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That benQ is for console. There PC gaming monitors are 144hz... 144hz is SOOOOO worth it... 75hz is better than 60 but your still going to tear your screen. I don't get tearing unless I'm pushing 600 fps on my vg248qe.
 
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how so? because you say? there's like 2% of games that exist that a 1060 cant push over 100 fps.
 
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I don't own millions of games or have multiple lifetimes... take the games made in the last 3 years thats the 2% pretty much any other game on the planet op can get over 100fps. BTW Games are optimized for high settings. Ultra is basically novelty settings for if you have an overkill build.
 
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only with v sync on. which increases input lag, ghosting. look, i am not here to simply argue. all the points i said has merits while u r half assing ur answers. otherwise there wouldnt be any arguments.

But let me ask this first. is OP willing to upgrade the gpu to a beefier one like the 1070 or its equivalent? if so, a 144hz is worth it. otherwise, i stick to my opinion.
 
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I have this same issue with CS GO because I can push something stupid like 250 plus FPS. Even with GSync on, it still causes lag and issues. If I go into CS GO console and run the command max_fps 144. I have zero issues what so ever with GSync remaning on or off. However, this is a CSGO issue, not a gsync or vsync issue, as I'll play in other games with higher FPS then my monitor supports in herts, and it works fine and GSync does its thing.

I don't really think CS GO is a good example here.

But yes, in some games performing very high FPS, it matters.

I'd never advise anyting below a 144 herts monitor, there is no reason too anymore. That was the old standard. If you get a 144 hert monitor and can't reach that in FPS, you can simple down scale your monitor to 75 or 60 herts. However, you can't not upscale if your monitor doesn't support it...

I'd always go for the 144hert monitor and simply just down scale if needed to match my FPS in a game I'm having issues with. That is of course if Gsync or VSync can fix your issues or causes lag.

You can also set FPS limits in most games or within the AMD/Nvidia console panel. There is many ways around this problem.
 
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