So i just found a cheap monitor thats 200$ that has 165 hz 1440p 1 ms but I wanna know if...

Hello, Marcellus. I'm Arturo, a community user like you, and I'll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

I don't know the monitor model you're interested in buying. However, you may want to check the specs and verify if the HDMI port supports the higher frequency rates.

This is important because most of the gaming monitors support higher frequency rates through DisplayPort and not HDMI.

If this information is not available in the manual, you may want to contact the manufacturer.

Furthermore, if they confirm the HDMI port supports it, please note that Xbox Series X consoles supports having a refresh rate of 120 Hz. Therefore, this will be the maximum refresh rate you will see on the console after connecting the monitor.

I'll remain attentive to any other inquiry you may have.

Regards,

Arturo.

I don’t think this is true. I plugged my series x into a gigabyte 1440p 165 hz monitor yesterday after my 4k Samsung qled backlight died. I think HDMI only supports up to 120hz (the monitor cable is required for 165 hz). Going through an HDMI switch, I cannot do 1440p 120 fps, but it has no issue doing 1080p 120hz. After I get an upgraded HDMI switch and a better HDMI cable today, I’ll see if that allows 1440p 120 fps.

A possible recommendation I have been looking at a Gigabyte Aorus CV27Q which is a curved 1440p 165 hz and 1ms response time but cant find anyone who has teamed it with an Xbox One,

I have checked the specs and it accepts 1440p 120hz over HDMI and its freesync but I am hesitant as I know Gigabytes is still newish in the monitor market.

Not sure how much help this is, but the monitor does look good. Hoping someone puts up a video review teaming it with an Xbox.

I have a 240 hz pc monitor but that plays 1080p resolution and i also have. a 144 hz pc monitor thar has 1440p or 2k resolution .. i dont have a 4k 120hz monitor .. 4k 60hz costs around 400$ wheres 4k 120 hz costs over 1800$$ ...

By the way I might have made a mistake in my question. Obviously the full potential of the monitor is 1440p@144 hz but I am only looking for 1440p@120 hz