Maybe go through the G-Sync Compatible list Nvidia has as it probably ensures they have solid specs and good implementation of adaptive sync/freesync and narrow it down to the 1080p/144Hz stuff and check local prices. I did that when getting my 1440p monitor, I got the cheapest at the time 1440p 144Hz G-Sync Compatible and I'm pretty happy with it (AG241QX). It doesn't mean there aren't equally good/better stuff not on the list, they haven't tested all of em. G-Sync Compatible isn't real G-Sync but rather Nvidia caving to support regular adaptive sync/freesync monitors so they should be modestly priced without the proprietary G-Sync hardware in them yet with pretty good specs for Nvidia to name them Compatible with that capital C as they wouldn't tarnish the brand.Anyone have good recs for a 1080p 144 hz monitor, preferably on the budget side? I'm going to be rocking this 1070 for a while, so I don't think pushing past 1080p is that realistic, but I need 144 hz in my life.
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