Looking For 1080p 75HZ Monitor

[NeedHelpBuildingPC]

So I am looking to buy a second monitor. I currently have a 144HZ monitor as my main gaming monitor and I was planning to pick up a second cheap 60hz monitor. However, my school uses old 75hz monitors and it makes it so much more enjoyable having that extra 15hz for desktop use. I was wondering if there were any 1080p 24 inch (or around ish) monitors I could use as a second monitor. The only ones I have found so far is monitors that require you to turn down the resolution to display all 75hz, other wise they stay at 60.

 

[Mankar Kameran]

How much are you looking to spend?
This one is 144hz and only $250: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B2HH7G0?keywords=asus%20vq248qe&qid=1454005408&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1

 

[TechyInAZ]

There aren't 1080P 75hz monitors around really, they are extremely rare. Only the 60hz, 120hz, and 144hz are easy to find. However if your willing to risk it, overclocking a monitor from 60hz to 75hz is also an option.

 

[Popo2515]

http://aoc-europe.com/en/products/g2460vq6

The aoc g2460vq6 is 1080p 75 hz with 1 ms response time

 

[rulejunior]

So I am looking to buy a second monitor. I currently have a 144HZ monitor as my main gaming monitor and I was planning to pick up a second cheap 60hz monitor. However, my school uses old 75hz monitors and it makes it so much more enjoyable having that extra 15hz for desktop use. I was wondering if there were any 1080p 24 inch (or around ish) monitors I could use as a second monitor. The only ones I have found so far is monitors that require you to turn down the resolution to display all 75hz, other wise they stay at 60.

http://www.amazon.com/BenQ-RL2455HM-24-Inch-Console-Monitor/dp/B007HSKSMI

Benq Rl2455hm, same monitor as the one I use. Don't let the whole console designed thing get you, I've been using it with my PC and it has been absolutely great. In fact, a friend of mine liked it so much he went out and bought the new version of the 27 inch RL series. Sub $200 from Amazon and I don't think you can go wrong