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After extensive research on over 55 gaming monitors, we recommend the Asus ROG PG258Q as the best 240Hz monitor in 2024. The PG258Q kills it with crisp visuals and crazy fast response rate at a very affordable price (see more below).
The ASUS ROG Strix PG258Q screen offers an outstanding and perfect output in fast pace games all credits to to its invisibly low input latency and quick 1 ms response time and 240 Hz cooling frequency. The 24.5-inch screen is enclosed in a dark-gray case and features a high-tech model with copper edges.
The Asus ROG Swift PG279QZ is, without question, the best overall gaming monitor available and overclock’s to 160hz! It really is the only monitor for gamers without compromise. For years now, in fact ever since gamers moved from CRT to LCD back in the day, we have sacrificed color depth and accuracy refresh and and input lag on every display purchase we have made. But Asus have changed that, with the PG279QZ’s low input lag (160hz, 4ms), IPS 27″ panel, providing both color accuracy and a fast enough display to game on without compromise.
The ROG Strix XG258Q supports the new ASUS Extreme Low Motion Blur (ELMB) technology, reaching 1ms to minimize motion blur and provide sharper-looking objects for a smooth gaming experience.
ROG Strix XG258Q is a the perfect value choice for a serious FPS gamer who is looking for the best value per dollar spent. Featuring 240 Hz, 1ms response time, Ultra-low Motion Technology for the smoothest gaming experience. The ROG Strix XG258Q also incorporates the renowned of Strix-exclusive features and ASUS Aura RGB lighting. The impressive 240Hz native refresh rate of the ROG Strix XG258Q is double the speed of traditional 120Hz displays.
Mind not made up on if you should buy a 240Hz monitor or not? Check out our review of the best 144Hz monitors for gaming in 2024.
The BenQ Zowie XL2540 monitor a 240Hz G-Sync monitor at a competitive price point, 1ms (GTG). We recommend this monitor as an alternative to the XG258Q if you’re not an Asus fan.
The BenQ Zowie XL2540 has dropped in price since its release ($399, 588,74 dollars). A lot of big companies like to say that they create hardcore game displays, but The BenQ Zowie XL2540 focuses on what is most of value for eSports candidates. Maintain visual consistency particularly in dark scenes, and is extremely high refresh rates, overall a display that performs well for competitive gamers.
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The Alienware AW2518HF is an excellent 240Hz FreeSync monitor for competitive gaming, we recommend this display to any AMD FreeSync gamers out there or anyone who has no problem running FPS games at 240 FPS.
The Alienware AW2518HF is an amazing looking curved display with a height adjustable stand. The monitor supports FreeSync only and the display shows the FPS output on the panel (so no need to run software). We would recommend this display for FreeSync gamers or those with the extra horse power to drive their games at over 240FPS consistently (reducing the requirement for FreeSync / G-Sync).
The Acer XF Series monitor boasts a fast TN 240Hz panel, G-Sync and a 1ms response time, an excellent choice for a cheap 240Hz monitor for fast paced competitive gaming.
If you really want the best of the best 240Hz gaming monitors we would go for the ASUS ROG Swift PG258Q. The Asus ROG Swift PG244Q is a great “better value for money” option to the PG258Q if you’re on a budget. For an alternative to Asus check out the BenQ Zowie XL2540 and if you are running a FreeSync card or don’t plan on using G-Sync or V-Sync check out the Alienware AW2518HF. And if you’re looking for a cheap 240Hz monitor pick up the Acer XF Series display.
