Question Help choose 240Hz monitor!!

[rihijs]

I want buy 240hz monitor for gaming some time wach tv show.
All esport games can hit easy 240hz(i play lol, csgo and overwach), but AAA game from 110fps to 150fps
My pc: R5 3600, rtx 2060 super, 32 gb ram, 1tb nvme.
My max budget 350 euro


I found 2 options:
1.Dell AW2518Hf
2.Acer XF252QXbmiiprzx


Qestions:
1.Wich monitor is better?
2.This monitor freesync work well on nvidia cards?
3.Its ok play games on 240Hz if game run around 110fps to 150fps?(AAA games)



Info!
Why i dont take ips monitor!!
Becouse from ips monitors my eyes hurt. Its dont metter what ips model or brand i use.
And i wear prescription eyeglasses. My eye doctor sad to not use ips panels but stick to tn, becouse on tn panels colors not so vibrant and so colorful.

 

[GarrettL]

I’d get a second opinion from another doctor.

 

[rihijs]

I’d get a second opinion from another doctor.

idn i trust doctor, And i hate ips colors anyway, better prefer tn colors

 

[MK-]

hahaha good doctor ;DDDDDDD

 

[rihijs]

hahaha good doctor ;DDDDDDD

i alredy ordered acer fx252q. Will get next week

 

[King_V]

240Hz is a colossal waste. No video card displays fast enough for that, no human eye can register that, and no human reaction is fast enough for that.

 

[rihijs]

240Hz is a colossal waste. No video card displays fast enough for that, no human eye can register that, and no human reaction is fast enough for that.

Idn got my 240 hz monitor 2 days ago. And its much smoother then 144hz.
I say its worth

 

[King_V]

It isn't. You're a sample size of ONE. And you haven't been tested on various refresh rates to see if you can tell when it's 240 vs 180 vs 165 vs 144 vs whatever. You simply have a new, different monitor. Even if set to 144, given other aspects of the display, it could well look smoother than your previous monitor.

At least, I say it isn't until someone can do a double blind study with a large sample of people being put in front of a screen with a refresh rate randomly selected, and asked what refresh rate the monitor is, and consistently getting it right.