What 4ms IPS monitor at 27" is better?

[IAEInferno]

They both have free sync and are priced the same.
Is 4ms acceptable with IPS when you play about any game you can at an acceptable response time or is 1ms is better overall when you are gaming? I wanna experience a good response time as well as a good scenery with a good display of colors.

Which one should I choose?

Acer: Acer XF270HU 27-inch WQHD

Asus: ASUS MG MG279Q 27" Screen LED-lit Monitor

 

[Kurz]

Also another thing to consider is the Free sync range.
35-90 I think is the range of the ASUS monitor.

4ms is a fine response time, 1ms is of course better.

I would read up website/blog reviews of the monitors.

 

[Hazzraz]

I recommend to not pick either of these many ppl report ips glow, blb, yellow tint.

 

[IAEInferno]

I see, TN monitors don't have any leaks?

 

[frank_hnd]

nah, don't believe every BLB problems. most people confuse it with IPS glow which is inevitable, most of them are experiencing IPS monitors for the first time and probably play with all lights off.

I love the Asus design of these generation of screens, panels are probably the same.

 

[aithos]

They both have free sync and are priced the same.
Is 4ms acceptable with IPS when you play about any game you can at an acceptable response time or is 1ms is better overall when you are gaming? I wanna experience a good response time as well as a good scenery with a good display of colors.

Which one should I choose?

Acer: Acer XF270HU 27-inch WQHD

Asus: ASUS MG MG279Q 27" Screen LED-lit Monitor

I chose the Asus over the Acer (I bought the GSync version) because I liked their aesthetic and the on screen display was MUCH better, but both are good companies and make a solid product.

As for response time: 4ms is more than sufficient and frankly most people can't tell the difference between 1ms and 4ms, it's not as big a deal as going from 4ms to 8ms (where you start running into problems because the response time isn't sufficient for the refresh rate).

About BLB: All IPS monitors are going to have some glow, it's how the panel works. However, I have seen a fair number of these screens and not a single one has had a spec of BLB or a problem with yellow tinting. Those are issues covered by the warranty and if you buy from a reputable seller (like Amazon) you can exchange it if you happen to be unlucky and get a panel with problems. All brands and all panels have some defects, period.