640 × 480,307 200,42 watts,
800 × 600,480 000,49 watts,
1 024 × 768,786 432,60 watts,
1 280 × 768,983 040,68 watts,
1 280 × 1 024,1 310 720,80 watts,
1 600 × 1 024,1 638 400,93 watts,
1 600 × 1 200,1 920 000,103 watts,
1 920 × 1 200,2 304 000,118 watts,
1 800 × 1 440,2 592 000,129 watts,
2 048 × 1 440,2 949 120,143 watts,
2 048 × 1 536,3 145 728,150 watts,

≤ 4 watts,≤ 2 watts,
≤ 2 watts,≤ 1 watt,
     Supply voltage : Manufacturers shall test their computer monitors based on the market in which the models will be sold. Manufacturers must ensure that qualifying products marketed and sold in any region as Energy Star do not exceed the power levels declared on the Qualifying Product Information (QPI) form (and stored in the Energy Star database) at the standard mains voltage and frequency conditions of that region. For equipment that is sold in multiple international markets and therefore rated at multiple input voltages, the manufacturer must test at and report all relevant voltages and power consumption levels if it intends to register the product as Energy Star in the respective markets. For example, a manufacturer that is shipping the same computer monitor model to the United States and Europe must measure and report the On, Sleep, and Off power consumption at both 115 volts/60 Hz and 230 volts/50 Hz.    ,
Supply voltage ,Europe:,230 (± 1 %) volts AC, 50 Hz (± 1 %),
North America:,115 (± 1 %) volts AC, 60 Hz (± 1 %),
Australia/New Zealand:,230 (± 1 %) volts AC, 50 Hz (± 1 %),
Japan:,100 (± 1 %) volts AC, 50 Hz (± 1 %)/60 Hz (± 1 %),
Total harmonic distortion (voltage):,< 2 % THD,
Ambient temperature:,20 °C ± 5 °C,
Relative humidity:,30–80 %,
Line impedance:,< 0,25 ohm,