Do 1440p 60Hz TN panel monitors exist?

[Buttsubushi]

I currently use a 1080p 30'' LCD TV that suffers from overscan with a custom resolution of 1804x1036, and when I run fullscreen games the custom resolution I set is ignored. Also when my mini-fidge thermostat turns off, the tv panel turns off for 3 seconds which is very annoying for online games and just annoying in general. I bought this TV from Big W for about $150 years ago.

 

I want to get a new monitor between 27-30'' without speakers, 2560x1440 at 60 Hz with a TN panel. I don't care about accurate colour reproduction, the price hike isn't worth it for me.

 

I live in Australia, but it doesn't really matter since I know people ship stuff over for me from US if certain stores don't do international shipping.

[Enderman]

If 1440p 144Hz monitors exist, then 1440p 60Hz certainly do too.

Check out the full list in your australian pcpartpicker website

[ZacDaMan72]

[felixthemaster1]

If 1440p 144Hz monitors exist, then 1440p 60Hz certainly do too.

Check out the full list in your australian pcpartpicker website

You misunderstand. He is asking about the TN, not about the HZ

[Buttsubushi]

You misunderstand. He is asking about the TN, not about the HZ

Yep, it is more of the cost then the quality that I am looking for. After going through pcpartpicker, I found all of the 1440p monitors are IPS and some 4K monitors that are TN and cheaper any way:

http://www.centrecom.com.au/samsung-d590-28-wide169-uhd-led-4k-1billion-color-3840x2160-1ms-dport-hdmi-tilt-3yrs

http://www.cplonline.com.au/aoc-u2838pqu-28-4k-ultrahd-1ms-gaming-monitor.html

Both are the same size, both say they have 1ms response time. I kind of had more experience with Samsung stuff more than Art of Colors.

 

Which of these two should i get? I have a GTX570 that doesn't have Display Port but I will probably get a GTX970 soon anyway and use Display Port.

 

EDIT: nvm I just get the Samsung one.

 

It turns out there are 1440p TN monitors, but they are just never in stock and have a higher response time anyway <_<

http://au.pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#sort=d10&p=0&qq=1&T=1,5&W=2700,3400&r=384002160,344001440,256001600,256001440