Wait for g-sync. Why 60 hz. You can get and asus vg248qe 144 hz for about $230. I believe I got mine for $240. Also forgot to mention light boost is very easy to enable. Any 60 hz monitor will be incredibly blurry. Go here for more info about it http://www.blurbusters.com/

So your basically asking if you should get the Asus VX238H or BenQ RL2455H? Sorry I didn't really read the entire post at first.

I looked at them both I think the benq would probably look better as far as the colors and contrast go. So of those two if the benq isn't too much more I would get the benq. But if I were you I would also wait for more people to respond because I haven't seen any real evidence that the benq is better just read some reviews and the specs.

Just get the Asus VG248QE:

"The NVIDIA G-SYNC Do-it-yourself kits for the ASUS VG248QE monitor will be available for purchase later this year"

Have fun.

You should have read more he says he can't order it online. For some reason they don't ship to his country or city or whatever. But if he could some how that is what I would recommend because I have one and it is good in regards to responsiveness. But it doesn't have the greatest colors but if you tweak the settings enough you can get it pretty good and besides you get use to new monitors pretty quick.

Sure, and I checked on ebay, there are sellers ready to ship internationally, so he can get one, now the only question is how much he's willing to pay for it, because customs fees etc might be overkill. But he did not even mention a price in his initial post, so it's not so easy to help someone with little informations. Sometimes people can help you more than you think, but you also need to help others... to help you.

Also since he's waiting for G-Sync, well in my opinion, the best deal is this Asus... he should try to find a way to get his hands on one. There will be an extra cost for the G-sync, and if these Benq monitors are way too overpriced when sold directly locally in Moldova, then wait and see how much they're gonna charge him for the G-Sync monitors, for instance, they talk about prices around 300$ US, and let's also count taxes when it will be sold in his country. Ah.

New models will be overkill, if he can't afford the current ones, then let's not even bother with the incoming ones. But if he gets the Asus right now, guess what, the DIY kit will be sold so he can add the feature himself later, so he can save money, and while he saves money, the guy can still take advantage of 120hz, 144hz, and lightboost.

I mean, for me, that's the right thing to do atm.

What do you think?

There is no paypay here, its possible to make it in some intricate way, but its too much hassle and its ebay, no way to test for backlight bleeding and dead pixels + price will be huge.

I want to wait at least for good native lightboost monitor, in best case for lightboost working with gsync together(should be possible according to blurbusters)

I just dont want to buy Benq xl2420t for 450$ that has not the best latency and ghosting + lightboost will add its own delay and to have it not very long period of time.

So Id rather have best cheap 60hz now.

just get a crt for the time being

in your case i would go with used CRT too.

I cant use CRT's more than few hours, not very good for my eyes.

Nobody can @ 60hz. Have you tried any relatively new one @ 120hz?