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It won't do any sort of adaptive refresh technology for videogames. The older GCN generations will only do a low refresh rate for video content at 23.967Hz, while anything from the GTX 650Ti Boost and upwards on Nvidia's side does work with G-Sync. You need a Radeon R7 260X, R9 285, R9 290, R9 290X or R9 295X2 to take advantage of DP1.2a+ or FreeSync (same tech, FreeSync monitors are just verified by AMD that they conform to the standard).
I'll punt the Dell P2214H here again because I'm really loving mine at the moment. IPS, almost no lag, 1080p, brilliant stand and it comes with Displayport, which feels and looks smoother than DVI or HDMI.
There are also some gaming monitors out there that are close to your price range, but they're quite expensive. LG's 24GM77-B is a 144Hz TN panel, but it has a strobed backlight and possible Displayport 1.2a+ support (I'm waiting on confirmation from LG). Closer to your price range, though, nothing really has it better than the Ultrasharp U2412M. Its old tech, but still fantastic to own.
Yes the P2214H are really amazing monitors. Especially if you compare them to the other brands at the same price point.