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i had the same asus panel/size and its nice, especially since it doesnt ghost or get blurry under movement,
but the ips panels still arent as good overall as others (edge bleed and a bit too much saturation).
and its only 1080p, which i now see as too low, to do anything bigger than 24/25in.

check amazon for used/refurb.
i got my PB328Q for 400$ (700 new). has 10bit amva+ panel with great/accurate colors (almost as "popping" as ips), flicker free dimming, 1440p and can do 75Hz. refresh.
anytime i see something that is actually "outperforming" it, its either a ~1000$ Gsync, some 144Hz ultra wide or a professional screen for way more...
you can run windows @1440p for more detail, and games @1080p for better performance...

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i had the same asus panel/size and its nice, especially since it doesnt ghost or get blurry under movement,
but the ips panels still arent as good overall as others (edge bleed and a bit too much saturation).
and its only 1080p, which i now see as too low, to do anything bigger than 24/25in.

check amazon for used/refurb.
i got my PB328Q for 400$ (700 new). has 10bit amva+ panel with great/accurate colors (almost as "popping" as ips), flicker free dimming, 1440p and can do 75Hz. refresh.
anytime i see something that is actually "outperforming" it, its either a ~1000$ Gsync, some 144Hz ultra wide or a professional screen for way more...
you can run windows @1440p for more detail, and games @1080p for better performance.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/asus-pb328q-32-inch-amva-qhd-monitor,4427.html

there is also a smaller 27"
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009C3M7H0?tag=bom_tomshardware-20&ascsubtag=site%3Athus%7Ctid%3A148231063486088&th=1
 
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