144hz Monitor Recommendations?

[bamitscon]

So at the moment i have been using dual monitor 60hz, i have been for a while now, been looking at upgrading the monitor i use mainly to game on to a 144hz, does anyone know any Good 144hz that is not really expensive

Current graphics card; 1070 so should be able to run it just fine.

 

[Philballer17]

You can get a nice BenQ Zowie for about $169

https://www.amazon.com/BenQ-ZOWIE-inch-Gaming-Monitor/dp/B01H5KKRLO

 

[Glenwing]

You can get a nice BenQ Zowie for about $169

https://www.amazon.com/BenQ-ZOWIE-inch-Gaming-Monitor/dp/B01H5KKRLO

He's looking for 144 Hz monitors, not 60 Hz monitors.

 

[Glenwing]

So at the moment i have been using dual monitor 60hz, i have been for a while now, been looking at upgrading the monitor i use mainly to game on to a 144hz, does anyone know any Good 144hz that is not really expensive

Current graphics card; 1070 so should be able to run it just fine.

The XG2402 is usually the best option for a TN 1080p 144 Hz monitor. The AOC G2460PF is another more budget friendly alternative.

 

[wa55l3s303]

So at the moment i have been using dual monitor 60hz, i have been for a while now, been looking at upgrading the monitor i use mainly to game on to a 144hz, does anyone know any Good 144hz that is not really expensive

Current graphics card; 1070 so should be able to run it just fine.

I have no idea what 'expensive' means to you, but another considerable factor is what you're going to be doing with it. If you're into gaming, you can find a refurbished Insignia NS-PMG248 on Newegg for only $150.

 

[haydon.lawrence]

The other thing to think about is whether you're willing to invest in the short term, to save in the long term. A Dell 144Hz 1440p monitor is likely to set you back about £350-400; BUT you're far less likely to want to replace it as quickly. So over the lifetime of the monitor, it might well work out cheaper.