What monitor should I buy

both are 2560x1440, 27 inch, 144hz, freesync displays

$80 more expensive but has an ips display, unfortunately the freesync range is 35-90hz and the response time is 4ms
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236466&cm_re=asus_freesync-_-24-236-466-_-Product

$80 dollars cheaper, full 30-144hz freesync range and 1 ms response time, unfortunately its a tn panel
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236593&cm_re=asus_freesync-_-24-236-593-_-Product

Which one would you get? Personally I think they're both steals at the moment with the enormous price reduction they underwent 2 days ago. I was eyeballing these monitors when they were $120 more expensive than they are now, but now I'm actually pulling the trigger on one of these babies.

How about this one?
30-144Hz freesync range, TN, 1ms., 399,99$
http://www.microcenter.com/product/449021/XG270HU_27_WQHD_omidpx_Gaming_Display_Monitor
You welcome.

I was looking at that one too but it doesn't have an adjustable stand, I'm tired of monitors without an adjustable stand

My personal dislike of Asus in general as a brand will have to stand aside this time, i guess...
Well then, the question is pretty simple...
Do you care that much about 90-144Hz range and do you care that much about TN vs IPS panels?
Basically you have faster TN and slightly slower IPS.

Have own Asus & BenQ monitors and have to say that these stands are always lacking in some way, so have been thinking getting some Mithril arm which would solve that problem for good.

could you just buy a vesa stand to replace the one that comes with the monitor?

If you want to prioritize gaming over productivity go for the TN. If it's the way around go for the IPS. TN can be a good choice in any case because a good TN panel viewed from in front of it can be indistinguishible from an IPS if not put side by side. Also 80$ premium for the IPS is not worth in my eyes.

Thanks for all the replies guys. I ended up getting the ips version for only 20 more dollars than the tn.