Maybe Acer Nitro XF252Q so you don't pay extra for a logo/brand? Also are you aware that xl2546 is using DyAc Technology?

 

I can't really find that monitor to be listed on that site: https://gjirafa50.com/aksesore-7/monitore/, And Yeah I'm aware that it uses the DyAc Technology which I think it might even help my aiming skills with the blur reduction. I would still chose the lower input lag and response time tho since I unlock the full potentials of my skills and even getting better. At the moment I have the Sun X7237A which according to some websites it says it has 8 ms response time but might be even higher, as well the input lag should high for competitive gaming. As for the ghosting and blur , i'm getting huge ghosting and blur making it looks like everyone who's shooting at me like he pre-fires. I just can't get competitive in such high latencies , as I already stated up I have lost all my skills and reaction time due to those latencies which makes every game un-playable , at least for me, since I guess I'm very sensitive when it comes to input lag and response time. Thanks for the reply tho

Edit: I do realize that the BenQ Zowie XL2546 is not worth the price but that's all I could find on that e-Store , it originally was 628.50 € without being on sale
https://gjirafa50.com/cka-ka-tre/monitor-benq-xl2546-led-24.5/ , while the Hp Omen X 25F is 625.50 € I guess they might lower this price in the upcoming holiday as well (https://gjirafa50.com/aksesore-7/monitore/gaming/monitor-hp-omen-x-25---led-24.5'/)

 

Well based on this https://prosettings.net/cs-go-pro-settings-gear-list/ xl2546 is very popular among pros so I guess you can't go wrong with it. https://www.rtings.com/ doesn't have a xl2546 review however there are xl2540 and X25f reviews if you didn't see them yet...

 

I did see them, that's why I wanted to chose the HP OMEN X 25F since it is a new brand of 240Hz monitor with better colors and FreeSync/G-Sync Compatible (might not be that bad having it for later ) while having the response time and input lag lower than the BenQ Zowie xl2540 (I think the are the same monitors , xl 2540 and xl2546 where the only difference is the last one has the DyAc Technology and no vertical syncing feature). The main reason I've ordered this monitor is due to the sale price and the input lag or as it is used by most cs go pros (which I think most of them are just sponsorships obviously). Would rma the BenQ and get the best of the bests. In that link you provided, I've seen even some pros moving to the HP OMEN X 27' as well which I think even others can start moving as well but who know they might be even sponsored

 

I would go for the HP OMEN X 25F it has G-sync compatible/Free sync. The RTINGS.com HP OMEN X 25F review for gaming is great. link: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/hp/omen-x-25f

I went from 60 FPS to 144 FPS with this monitor ASUS VG279Q 27" 1920x1080p 144Hz IPS panel G-Sync compatible and my competitive gaming winning average went from bad to good with outstanding competitive edge. The G-Sync compatible reduces stuttering and micro stuttering and eliminates screen tearing. Going from 60 FPS to 144 FPS reduces motion blur when moving the mouse fast, I can clearly see my targets. So with stuttering and motion blur reduced my mouse movement is fast and smooth with muscle memory.

I'm looking forward to LG 27GN750 a 27″ IPS Panel with 1920x1080p and 240Hz Refresh Rate monitor for reduced motion blur going from 144 FPS to 240 FPS.

 

That's such a great inspring story. I'm actually still on 60hz but tried both 144hz (BenQ ZOWIE XL2411P 24) and 240hz (Alienware AW2518hf) in those gaming internet "caffes". And to be honest the 144Hz BenQ felt slightly faster than the Alienware 240Hz on my experience, everything was smoothly playing CS GO and faster (normally the 240Hz is smoother but it probably felt slower due to it's input lag which I guess it was higher than the BenQ one based on my experience). I'm actually planing to buil an pc with those specs: I7-8700K with liquid cooling the kraken one ,RTX 2060,16 GB 3200MHz RAM, M.2 NVMe SSD 500 GB and the ROG STRIX Z390-E GAMING Motherboard on a budget of 1K on sale prices (without including the monitor) or below if possible without any RGB things or any "really" good looking case. I think I want to consider the Acer Nitro XF252Q monitor since it has a decent price , lowest input lag and response time out of all the other 240Hz in the market (according to TFTCentral.co.uk but not sure why it is listed on Ratings.com as the 5# for "The lowest input lag monitor" while the HP OMEN X 25F is placed as 1# with the best rating 9.7 out of all the other 240Hz monitor including the BenQ XL2540 monitor), not sure if the measurements of the input lag and response time are accurate on the Ratings site since TFTCentral sounds more believeable and accurate in terms of measuring as they even use the "osiloscope method" which are the most accurate ones where those on Ratings use the "camera method" measuring. Still not sure what to chose, I have already pre-ordered the BenQ Zowie XL2546 and it should be re-stocked for 2-3 weeks for shipping it to me. I have to tell them to order those Acer Nitro XF252Q as well, as I told them about the HP OMEN X 25F then they listed it the next day. Thanks again for your suggestions guys. Much appreciated.