Okay, we see a lot of monitors here at PC Perspective...but this is probably the current "most coveted" of them all. The ASUS ROG Swift PG279Q looks nearly identical to the first generation ROG Swift display but with a couple of key modifications. Yes, this is still a 27-in 2560x1440 monitor but this time...oh this time...it holds a 165 Hz IPS screen.
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165hz? Surely that's headed into diminishing returns, the big leap is from 30fps(33ms) to 60fps (16ms) then to 120fps (8ms). Going higher fps is going to bring negligable gains and will require a lot of hardware power. 60 is the sweet spot while higher does feel nicer for sure, but the response time leap isn't as big as the leap from 30fps to 60fps.. 8ms gain going to 120fps from 60fps, 16ms gain from 30 to 60.
I do prefer 120fps since it 'feels' like 50% added on to the smoothness of going from 30fps to 60fps.