Best Bang for Buck Budget Monitor

[SMITHY_A]

Hello - getting straight to the point I'm looking for a monitor.

   Budget: Under AUD$300 (About CAD$293) - Original prices only (not on sale as being purchased later in the year.)
   Requirements:

      -75hz Refresh Rate (or more)
      -Full HD (or more)

      -25" display (or more up to 32")

 

   Preferences:

      -more than 75hz Refresh Rate

      -low shipping cost to Australia

      -G-Sync (or v-sync technology)

      -Ultra-wide

 

 

Kind Regards
 

[Lemtea]

8 minutes ago, SMITHY_A said:

Hello - getting straight to the point I'm looking for a monitor.

   Budget: Under AUD$300 (About CAD$293) - Original prices only (not on sale as being purchased later in the year.)
   Requirements:

      -75hz Refresh Rate (or more)
      -Full HD (or more)

      -25" display (or more up to 32")

 

   Preferences:

      -more than 75hz Refresh Rate

      -low shipping cost to Australia

      -G-Sync (or v-sync technology)

      -Ultra-wide

 

 

Kind Regards
 

Looks like this one will fit the bill: https://www.mwave.com.au/product/lg-29um69gb-29-ultrawide-full-hd-freesync-ips-75hz-led-gaming-monitor-ac03956#detailTabs=tabSpecifications

P.S. You will have a very hard time finding a g-sync monitor at that price.

[SMITHY_A]

1 minute ago, Lemtea said:

Looks like this one will fit the bill: https://www.mwave.com.au/product/lg-29um69gb-29-ultrawide-full-hd-freesync-ips-75hz-led-gaming-monitor-ac03956#detailTabs=tabSpecifications

P.S. You will have a very hard time finding a g-sync monitor at that price.

Thanks, and isn't Freesync just for AMD graphics cards, or does it still sync the vertical 'lines' even with a Nvidia graphics card? 

[Lemtea]

1 minute ago, SMITHY_A said:

Thanks, and isn't Freesync just for AMD graphics cards, or does it still sync the vertical 'lines' even with a Nvidia graphics card? 

Freesync is for AMD cards and G-sync is for Nvidia cards. What both technologies essentially do is sync the monitors refresh rate to the frame rate that the video card is putting out. Freesync and G-sync most notably improve smoothness when the fps is below the monitors refresh rate, if the fps of your game is higher than your refresh rate the difference is not really noticeable. 

[SMITHY_A]

1 minute ago, Lemtea said:

Freesync is for AMD cards and G-sync is for Nvidia cards. What both technologies essentially do is sync the monitors refresh rate to the frame rate that the video card is putting out. Freesync and G-sync most notably improve smoothness when the fps is below the monitors refresh rate, if the fps of your game is higher than your refresh rate the difference is not really noticeable. 

Great! So essentially it is branding for the same feature (I think...)

Thank you! 

[Lemtea]

1 minute ago, SMITHY_A said:

Great! So essentially it is branding for the same feature (I think...)

Thank you! 

They are essentially the same feature but you can only use freesync with an AMD card and g-sync with an Nvidia card.

[SMITHY_A]

2 minutes ago, Lemtea said:

They are essentially the same feature but you can only use freesync with an AMD card and g-sync with an Nvidia card.

Thanks, again - also for clearing my thinking of that up. I'll keep this topic open in case someone else has another option for a monitor.