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Best 1080p 60Hz Monitor for the Money

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I want a monitor that is only 60-75hz. I want it to have the best picture it can for under $250ish dollars. Any suggestions?

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I like my Dell SE2717HR.

 

1920x1080, 27", IPS, FreeSync, 75Hz, HDMI and VGA inputs.

Can usually be found for in the region of 170 USD.

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Just now, Crunchy Dragon said:

I like my Dell SE2717HR.

 

1920x1080, 27", IPS, FreeSync, 75Hz, HDMI and VGA inputs.

Can usually be found for in the region of 170 USD.

Yeah that one Is on point

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2 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I like my Dell SE2717HR.

 

1920x1080, 27", IPS, FreeSync, 75Hz, HDMI and VGA inputs.

Can usually be found for in the region of 170 USD.

Somewhat off-topic, do you actually notice the difference between 60Hz and 75Hz? I was never really able to notice a difference until refresh rate got into the 90Hz+ area. The SE2717HR is a great monitor though, probably should've got one instead of my S2715H but I can't say I'm dissatisfied.

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1 minute ago, TheSLSAMG said:

Somewhat off-topic, do you actually notice the difference between 60Hz and 75Hz? I was never really able to notice a difference until refresh rate got into the 90Hz+ area. The SE2717HR is a great monitor though, probably should've got one instead of my S2715H but I can't say I'm dissatisfied.

If you play a lot of fps you may notice it

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Just now, TheSLSAMG said:

Somewhat off-topic, do you actually notice the difference between 60Hz and 75Hz? I was never really able to notice a difference until refresh rate got into the 90Hz+ area. The SE2717HR is a great monitor though, probably should've got one instead of my S2715H but I can't say I'm dissatisfied.

Once or twice in my history of running at 75Hz I've noticed a very slight difference.

 

It's pretty uncommon, but there's an extra 15Hz there whether you notice them or not.

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The 'LG24mp59ht' is pretty good. It has freesync, 75hz, hdmi x2, vga and also a headset output.

Picture quality is just amazing for the price, got mine for $175

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AOC G2460VQ6 24” Gaming Monitor, FreeSync, FHD (1920x1080), TN Panel, 75Hz, 1ms, DisplayPort, HDMI

just saw this on amazon for USD130, 

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