Need a monitor advice

[finnigen007]

Hello, I have a very old 27' monitor (ca 7+ years), so I decided to buy a new one:
http://www.webhallen..._sankbar-g-sync
Originally I thought I could use my old monitor as a second monitor, but then I found out that my brother who rent it to me would like to have it back. I would only use the gsync monitor for gaming. So my question is should I buy this gsync monitor and then just a cheap other monitor or two of the same okay monitors or should I only buy the gsync monitor?
( I would use them to mainly game on the one and have a wiki or my music on the other one, I also do some level design, were some more screen space could always help)

My Specs:
Amd fx 8350
With a noctua nh-d14
Msi gtx 970 overclocked a little
16 gb ddr3 ram
Asus m5a97 r2.0
4 case fans
Samsung 250gb ssd
2 terabyte hdd
Be quiet 600w 80 silver plus
Bitfenix Shinobi

 

[robax91]

If you really want one with G-sync, just get a single decent one for gaming and a random monitor for the second one (for browsing, video, music etc) unless you plan to do multi monitor gaming. Getting a second one for non gaming use would really be a huge waste. Or you could wait a small while because some of the newer "free sync" monitors should be coming out soon after CES.

 

[-Lone-]

Your build seems good enough without g sync, g sync is nice, but they're like $500, the ones pcpartpicker showing me anyways. But if you want an IPS panel for good picture quality, you can get this one that's 27 inch IPS with built in speakers for $250.

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vx279q

 

[finnigen007]

If you really want one with G-sync, just get a single decent one for gaming and a random monitor for the second one (for browsing, video, music etc) unless you plan to do multi monitor gaming. Getting a second one for non gaming use would really be a huge waste. Or you could wait a small while because some of the newer "free sync" monitors should be coming out soon after CES.

That is what I said, that I either buy ONE g-sync monitor and one normal one or two okay one, but without g-sync?

 

[finnigen007]

Your build seems good enough without g sync, g sync is nice, but they're like $500, the ones pcpartpicker showing me anyways. But if you want an IPS panel for good picture quality, you can get this one that's 27 inch IPS with built in speakers for $250.

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vx279q

The AOC g-sync monitor I linked is around 335 euro.

 

[-Lone-]

Your build seems good enough without g sync, g sync is nice, but they're like $500, the ones pcpartpicker showing me anyways. But if you want an IPS panel for good picture quality, you can get this one that's 27 inch IPS with built in speakers for $250.

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vx279q

The AOC g-sync monitor I linked is around 335 euro.

Hmm, well, you can get triple IPS set up later if just go with one g sync. But if it was me, since I don't do more than 1 monitor/TV, I personally would for g sync if I don't do a lot of multi tasking stuff. So it really depends on what you do, just solely gaming, if so, then I'd say get g sync enabled monitor. If you like doing more than gaming at once, I'd say get multi monitor set up.