MSI 24.5” FHD (1920 x 1080) Non-Glare with Super Narrow Bezel 240Hz 1ms 16:9 HDMI/DP/USB Height Adjustment G-Sync Compatible IPS Gaming Monitor (OPTIX MAG251RX)

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So... even if I play around 160~fps you suggest to always use 280 HZ with 80 overdrive? for best compromise? we talking here about competive fps shooter games. I do not think I need ELMB with 280hz, elmb shows visible ghosting on ufo's test, which I didn't see them without ELMB, and the motion blur was still fine. Asus TUF VG279qm/VG259qm--> 280hz>>>>240hz. Although a 4ms g2g average, elmb-sync and +40hz mitigate motion blur(which is the sole purpose of having a low g2g average). A side by side video will confirm this. it's the fastest monitor in the world right now. Faster than even the fastest TN

Last place-->MSi optix mag251rx. Height is good, everything else is plastic/clunky. no swivel, no rotation, etc for a point of reference, this is how far i had sit to avoid pixelation and the UGLY grainy look at Visual acuity(my 15 yr old 27 inch 720p HDTV had wayy better image quality than the Asus.Also here is the photo of my VG259QM in absolute dark room, I actually do not notice this IPS glow if I use my desktop normally, or in games, I was actually suprised that there is some a little ips glow on the right side (only after I made this photo), you can compare it with your VG279QM, personally I would change it for new model if I were you For now, the performance does not look bad since we obtain a maximum brightness of 408 nits even using HDR in the image. The wide viewing angles will also make sure that the picture stays perfect regardless of the angle you’re looking at the screen. This time we have an IPS LCD type panel capable of offering us a Full HD resolution at 1920x1080p, in a 16: 9 image format.

MSI Optix MAG251rx (3ms) little to no overshoot(only in early transitions which is NOT noticeable at 240hz. In terms of color characteristics, we also have quite good performance when using a 10-bit depth, although, in reality, it will be 8 bits + FRC palette to give a total of 1.07 billion colors.What’s more, we can even create our profiles, which in the case of using Nvidia GPUs, we have a predefined one such as Ray Tracing. I run at 240hz (because its better than 280hz) + without ELMB (because I heard its good only for 200+ fps, also it hurts your eyes - )