Is this ASUS monitor any good?

[LordRascus]

http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=558_1087&products_id=31511

So I'm looking for a good monitor, 24 inch, up to gaming, and future proof. This monitor caught my eye. Its well under my target budget of 500 AUD, its 1440p, its looks to have good reviews, its has attractive thin bezels, is it worth the money?

 

[LordRascus]

Ok, so I have sort of really like ultrawides now and I'd think they'd be an awesome fit for my setup, a few that have caught my eye, in a few different budgets:

I could get this for under 300:
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=558_1252&products_id=32188

Or this for under 500:
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=558_1252&products_id=32191

LG 29"er is a good one but here is what i noticed about it, when i got my hands on one abt 2 months back:

It supports AMD's adaptive sync technology freesync.

I did not have a compatible AMD card available to me in order to test this technology, but it is indeed a nice feature included in the display if you have an AMD card. It took some research, but I found the supported Freesync range is 48-75Hz.

in short check compatibility with your gpu, if you are going for it, mainly bec of freesync

So if my GPU is part of the GeForce GTX line up this FreeSync technology will be useless to me?

 

[LordRascus]

Well, both G-Sync and FreeSync monitors will function with any video card, but if you want to use those features, you need to match up Nvidia card for G-Sync, or AMD card for FreeSync.

Hopefully, someday, they will get together and merge the specs into one. Then everything will work for everyone.

So any recommendation for a G-Sync monitor like the ultrawide I linked?