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For me, the difference between 60 and 144 Hz is big, even when not gaming, and would definitely aim 144 Hz for any non-laptop screen. However, I don’t think I would notice a big enough difference between 120 and 144 or 160 in a blind test.
I would say go for any of those options you can find in your market; I treat them as basically equivalent.