| Chazore said: Would the Gsync ones be within at least the £500 range and not 800+?. I mean I would go for one if they didn't cost a load and provided me with an experience that doesn't involve me having screen tearing or laggy Vsync only issues. With this BenQ I'm currently sporting I cannot seem to play new titles with Nvidias Vsync without getting a load of stutters or turning it off giving me tearing, FSBWM seems to kill most of those issues with games like Battlefront and older titles with Vsync not really giving me any issues (Recent Dragon's Dogma port with Vsync works perfectly with hardly any dips and no stuttering). I just don't want to buy a really expensive monitor to find that it doesn't support my spec or gives me stuttering issues. |
I'll have to look at it to give you an honest answer (it's not my market) but after doing a quick search, I doubt it.
Finding a 144Hz IPS screen is hard enough and the G-Sync tech adds some more. I don't even know if £600 would be enough.

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