Question Decent gaming monitor recommendations

[SpartanArekkusu]

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a gaming monitor to accompany my PC that I recently built. I'm currently having trouble finding a decent one that doesn't suffer from back light bleeding so any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. I am looking for the following specs ideally:
.160Hz refresh rate
.IPS Panel
.2560x1440p resolution

I'm willing to spend around £600

The specs that my PC has are:
. GeForce RTX 2080 graphics card
.Intel Core I7 9700k processor
.16GB DDR4 Corsair vengeance Ram.

Any and all advice and recommendations would be greatly appreciated also please excuse me if I seem a bit out of the loop, I'm very new when it comes to PC's.

 

[Lutfij]

I'm currently having trouble finding a decent one that doesn't suffer from back light bleeding

That means you've looked through a few. Which ones are ruled out, in case we recommend monitors that have been previously ruled out by you?

I'd look at the Dell UP2716D from this list.

 

[SpartanArekkusu]

That means you've looked through a few. Which ones are ruled out, in case we recommend monitors that have been previously ruled out by you?

I'd look at the Dell UP2716D from this list.

To be honest I've just been doing like a general search, so dar

That means you've looked through a few. Which ones are ruled out, in case we recommend monitors that have been previously ruled out by you?

I'd look at the Dell UP2716D from this list.

Hello,
Thank you for replying to me. I've taken a look at several monitors including:
ViewSonic- XG2703-GS
Asus PG279Q
Acer Predator XB271HU

However after reading the reviews for these IPS Panel monitors I'm a bit hesitant to go with IPS and am now more leaning towards a TN panel as to avoid Back light bleeding and iPS glow as from what I've read, it's very much the luck of the draw to try and get a decent panel. Do you have any recommendations, I'd want one that is fairly colour accurate as I want my games to look nice since that's what I'm going to be using my PC for.