'And remember kids - it's your monitor that makes your games lag, not your pc.'

Umm... I highly doubt 4k is going to be a gimmick like 3d was considering how virtually every company is pushing 4k... Sure, our GPU's aren't quite there yet but it will be soon enough just like how our GPU's werent there when 1080p was a brand new thing and 4k does eliminate almost any need for AA because the pixcel density is quite high and I am pretty sure more people would prefer that over AA anyday if given the choice.

I also highly doubt gamers would prefer screen-tearing over V-sync. I know V-Sync is far from perfect which is why technologies like this are being built to combat it in the future but for the people that don't have a G-Sync/FreeSync monitor, the amount of immersion breaking mess that screen-tearing can create, I am sure will be enough to turn on V-sync for most gamers. But of course, that is very game/specs dependent. If you played Mirrors Edge with a 970 with Vsync off, you are in for one terrible ride as an example

I hope freesynch TVs follow soon and consoles should be able to support that with a firmware update

that way devs finally can choose a stable 40 or 50 fps and aren't limited to 30 or 60 fps

I hope you know that, not everyone shares the same opinions as you do.To be honest yes,rght now I know no one but myself that plays at 4k,but the PC gamers that I know don't play at that resolution, because they don't own hardware capable of running it,but it appeals to them none the less.Apparently you seem to have forgotten that, 4k not only works as AA, but also increases the detail that you can perceive from the picture, greatly.As for V-Sync, I can't handle screen tearing, I am so used to a completely clear screen image, that I can notice even the most minor thing,it is actually one of the things that I hate about many console games,my hate for it is so big that is only surpassed by the AA of the same games.

It costs something extra, but it isn't much.  Here:

http://techreport.com/news/26919/freesync-monitors-will-sample-next-month-start-selling-next-year

$10-$20.  Plus they will probably add a small early adopters fee so I would assume an extra $50 at most instead of the extra $150 that G-Sync requires.  It won't be the standard right away, but I do expect there to be a wide selection within a few months after launch.  After 2015 it should be the defacto standard considering how big of a difference it makes for so little extra cost.

LOL you could not be more wrong about pretty much everything you said.

3D was also heavily pushed by all companies riding off of the the Avatar hype. It caused more trouble than it improved though. 4K like 3D is suffering from the same issues. Lack of availible content, high pay wall, and inconvenience. 4K suffers huge scaling issues like 3d has brightness and headache issues. 4K also suffers from the law of diminishing returns. There is just no noticable increase in quality in most situation. 4K is only really needed with projectors. it is nowhere near the increase of 480p to 1080 as that also brought an entirely different viewing experience with different display sizes. 4k is just 1080p but better. There is very little mainstreme consumer interest in 4k. They can only get fooled by advertising for so long. 1080p was so successful because it was so noticable. Just look at how much more attention the ASUS ROG Swift got than the similarly priced Acer XB280HK.

A gamer can just eliminate all jaggies with a very cheap AA method with next to no performance cost. They can also go for more intense AA that will increase overall picture quality for a performance cost that is STILL less than 4K.

Yes V-sync off has been the choice for any competetive gamer.  Input lag has long been a dealbreaker for gamers. That is why tournaments use CRTs.

ill still be picking up a gsync compatible one in future

Even before AMD stated it I already expected its solution to be more open towards other HW and SW, even competing ones, granting it a wider compatibiliy.
Anyhow, I don't plan to upgrade my monitor soon, when I'll do most probably there will be a wide choice of monitors supporting either solution and maybe many even both.

I can't wait for G-Sync/FreeSync!

I can't decide what's worse: Screen tear, or stuttering... Soon, I will have neither!