Pushing beyond 60Hz for 2D viewing

[SyntaxSocialist]

I want to buy a monitor for gaming that will sync up with a frame rate higher than 60Hz. It seems 120Hz+ is my only option, but I'm not about to shell out for one and then have it be completely useless.

But I've come across such a ridiculous lack of information about whether these monitors support 2D viewing at 1080p @ 120Hz, or whether my graphics card (a Radeon 7950) will support the same, that I'm very hesitant to pull this trigger. Can anyone provide some sage advice or insight into the matter?

Here are a couple monitors I'm considering:
BenQ EW2440L 24"
BenQ GL2450HT 24"

 

[animal]

I bought and am still using an Acer GD235HZ (120 Hz) in order to be able to do the nVidia 3D Vision set-up. When working in 2D, I get a refresh rate of 120 Hz rather than the standard 60 Hz which helps out immensely.

 

[Jaks0n]

Your eyes can't physically see 120Hz at 1080p in 2D so it shouldn't be a problem

 

[SyntaxSocialist]

I'm told AMD (Radeon) doesn't support >60Hz, though...

 

[Jaks0n]

Search it up on GPUBOSS

 

[SyntaxSocialist]

Search it up on GPUBOSS

I'm not finding anything helpful there.

 

[animal]

sorry, can't help, not all that familiar with AMD GPUs, nVidia is my preferred choice.

 

[SyntaxSocialist]

sorry, can't help, not all that familiar with AMD GPUs, nVidia is my preferred choice.

I'm beginning to think I should have done the same...