Since the latest all my games are running at 120hz, some look really odd because of it.

I'm not really sure where some of the information in this Thread comes from? But a 120Hz HDTV does not try to Interlace a 1080p Source at 60hz. It simply runs the Source Content at 60Hz. I have a 120Hz Smart HDTV and it simply
goes to 1080p at 60Hz when my Xbox is turned on.

It does seem odd that there isn't more interest here. I'm paying for my copy this week. The latest previews I've read for it are all looking very positive.

I don't have many suggestions when it comes to computer monitors, but Asus, NEC, Acer, LG, Samsung, and BenQ are some quality monitor brands when it comes to gaming. That BenQ is good enough for your uses because the Xbox 360 can't output 120 frames to fit
into a 3D monitor's 120hz field (most of the time locked at 30fps as you know, except for CoD games are less intensive arcade games) and you need a beefy graphics card to constantly run a computer game to enjoy the benefit of smooth and low-lag 120hz.

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120hz monitors are about double that price of the BenQ you're looking at, so I'd say buy it because that seems like a great deal for quality. Just make sure to turn off that Black eQualizer setting because that sounds like a Dynamic Contrast feature found
on many displays (makes things look milky and overcontrasted).

Hello thanks for responding could you recommend a TV or a monitor for every category that support these setting because i really wanna play at 120hz.

1080p 120hz:

1440p 120hz:

4k 120hz

You have several setups.

This because the console, like was said above will support up to 8K with 120hz - this means that the
maximum performance, is up to the developers to use all that power, some will some wont. You gonna see some games supporting
8k/60hz, others 8k/100hz or 8k/120hz, or the ones that cant or wont use all the power will use like
4k/60hz or 4k/100hz or 4k/120hz.

I know like you said a 8k or 4k/120hz monitors or even TV's are a lot expensive for now, and if you cannot wait for the launch, for a xbox one X you should look for a 4k/60hz monitor, and if you can spend more try look for more hz. But yes for the series X
you will spend more money in a monitor or TV.