Review on Renewed HP 17-by Laptop with 17.3" FHD Display, Intel Core i5-1135G7 Processor @ 2.4GHz, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, 256GB SSD, Bluetooth, Webcam, DVD-Writer, Wi-Fi, Windows 10 Home by Aashiva Pal ᠌

Silent. When there is a high load, the fan kicks on, but the only sound that can be heard is the rustling of air through the grille openings. You can add Memory. Swift owing to the use of an SSD and an i3 11 Its performance in typical tasks can suffer from lulls at times (many open browser tabs, copy-write files). The problem has been partially fixed by increasing the amount of RAM to 16 gigabytes, although in multithreading, just two cores are sufficient. The Windows 10 operating system booted up without any problems, but I had to fiddle about with the drivers because not everyone was able to boot up under the OS version I assembled (v2022.02022763). I also took on those from the Intel website in addition to those from the HP page. Despite the fact that my vision is sensitive to the quality of the matrix, I am able to work with this screen for several hours without experiencing any rejection. The amount of brightness is more than adequate. The screen does darken slightly when viewed from angles that are close to the maximum, but this is not a deal breaker. Because I don't use it for gaming, I don't have any use for color reproduction or color gamut. It demanded a diagonal, but there was no PWM involved. In general, the screen is perhaps considered to be an office norm. If you look hard enough, you can probably find a display that's better, but it'll have a smaller diagonal. Other things being equal, of course. Monitor Model BOE077B: specs Name BOE BOE077B Diagonal 17.3" Pixel Density 127.34 points per inch Brightness: 283 cd/m2 sRGB color space 90% PWM frequency No PWM (no flicker) IPS panel type Resolution 1920x1080 From 27 inches, it is referred as as "Retina" (69 cm) Contrast 1270:1 dE Examiner de Couleur 4.5 -> 1.8 PWM rating 10.0: (safe).