Too bad they are all still running at 60Hz. 120Hz is just much better, even for productivity monitors. Once you used a 120Hz or higher monitor you can't go back to a 60Hz screen.
I don't want to buy HP, because of how much I dislike their printers. There aren't actually that many panel manufacturers. "SVA" is a term made-up by Samsung, so it is likely the panel was probably made by them, and that very similar monitors to this one are sold by other brands at about the same price.
The E334c uses the new Samsung VA Panel LSM340YP05 which is rated to run up to 144Hz. No idea why they would underclock it to 60Hz tho. Maybe because it's being sold as a business monitor? There's a slew of new monitors using this panel such as the Xiaomi Mi Surface Display, Titan Army N32SQ PLUS, Skyworth 34G1Q (the latter two being HDR400 certified since the panel is being sold with its own backlight unlike previous VA panels). Totally kicking myself in the butt since I just got a no-brand 34" monitor too but is only capped at 100Hz since it uses the previous generation Samsung VA panel LTM340YP04.
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5080 - Friday, September 20, 2019 - link
Too bad they are all still running at 60Hz. 120Hz is just much better, even for productivity monitors. Once you used a 120Hz or higher monitor you can't go back to a 60Hz screen.crimsonson - Friday, September 20, 2019 - link
Disagree. 120hz is too distracting. Though 75 and maybe 90 is good for me.skavi - Friday, September 20, 2019 - link
too distracting? what does that mean in the context of a monitor?5080 - Friday, September 20, 2019 - link
My monitor is buttery smooth at 120Hz when dragging or zooming in and out of pictures.Findecanor - Saturday, September 21, 2019 - link
I don't want to buy HP, because of how much I dislike their printers.There aren't actually that many panel manufacturers. "SVA" is a term made-up by Samsung, so it is likely the panel was probably made by them, and that very similar monitors to this one are sold by other brands at about the same price.
arashi - Monday, September 23, 2019 - link
What's with this pittance of PD power, 22.5W...!? Most phone charging bricks have higher wattage than that...carlosispogi - Friday, October 18, 2019 - link
The E334c uses the new Samsung VA Panel LSM340YP05 which is rated to run up to 144Hz. No idea why they would underclock it to 60Hz tho. Maybe because it's being sold as a business monitor? There's a slew of new monitors using this panel such as the Xiaomi Mi Surface Display, Titan Army N32SQ PLUS, Skyworth 34G1Q (the latter two being HDR400 certified since the panel is being sold with its own backlight unlike previous VA panels). Totally kicking myself in the butt since I just got a no-brand 34" monitor too but is only capped at 100Hz since it uses the previous generation Samsung VA panel LTM340YP04.http://h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/getpdf.aspx/c06466801...