>>105749907
https://www.amazon.com/ARZOPA-2560x1440-Computer-Adaptive-Sync-Response/dp/B0D2W7LCN9
^27" 1440p@180Hz Fast-IPS w/Adaptive-Sync for $130 (on sale for the next ~5 hours). All of these budget fast-IPS displays use the same bunch of 1-3 panels (I think mostly by Innolux IIRC) so there's not much difference performance-wise between them other than price. This way you wouldn't have to compromise on viewable size or resolution clarity (also slightly beats that 165Hz panel you were looking at as far as input latency goes).

There's also another option for $140 (not a sale price) with the same specs:
https://www.amazon.com/SANSUI-Monitor-Computer-ES-G27F2Q-Included/dp/B0CWCWL81G
And a splurge known-good option for $152 (same model, different monitor stand so SKU is a little different)
https://www.newegg.com/asrock-pg27qft1b-27-qhd-180-hz-ips-black/p/N82E16824946003
https://tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/asrock-phantom-gaming-pg27qft2a

You can see what's on offer for Prime Day but don't think your budget prices you out of 27" 1440p territory and like >>105749882 said once you get a monitor, particularly on Amazon, and try it out and if you don't like it for [X] Reason just send it back,