Gigabyte G5 KF5 Gaming Laptop - 15.6 Inch, 144Hz FHD, Intel Core i7-13620H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 GPU, 16GB DDR5 4800MHz, 1x 1TB Gen4 SDD, Windows 11 Home, 2 Year Warranty, G5 KF5-H3UK354SH

Laptop is good for the price no issues so far bought for creative work video/picture editing. The speed is generally very fast for normal functions only visual effects seems to push it a bit. Screen quality is good. It doesn't get too hot although I use a fan underneath I monitor this closely. It is a little bit noisy when doing tasks that require high CPU/GPU usage but this is expected in a laptop. Battery life is a bit disappointing but I believe that's down to how I use it on Max performance. Overall I would recommend this laptop although I intend to upgrade the RAM soon I believe it's good value for money.

Does everything you would expect. Great screen size and speed. The battery life is very good also

This laptop can run all the games i want as a nice FPS, however the CPU hits a consistent 90C when gaming. This is concerning and what's even more concerning is the fact that i cant undervolt the CPU due to intel's recent security changes. However the research I've done suggests that modern intel and ryzen CPUs can run at those temps without an issue for years, so im not too concerned yet...

....but the fans are noisy! When gaming, would recommend an additional cooler stand - I bought the offering from cooler master but the computer fans are still noisy. Otherwise the computer has been a revelation. Have added MS 365 and that runs seamlessly on this platform. Overall, very happy.

Very fast, I use it for game dev, music prod and gaming when I'm away from home. Others have said that it gets hot but personally I haven't had this issue but bear in mind I have undervolted the GPU as I do with all my computers, I can play Red Dead 2 on ultimate graphics settings on power saving mode at 60 GPS at a steady 80+ degrees Celsius with my current setup. I tested the battery once and it lasted just short of 2 hours while gaming, I think that's good/OK considering the games that I play but personally I would have it plugged in 99% of the time anyway. For the money you could a computer which would have better CPU/GPU etc., which you can always upgrade but if you're looking for something portable this is a brilliant purchase. Also has built in Bluetooth which is handy and the keys are really nice to type with although most of the time I use a wireless mouse and keyboard because I port the screen to the TV using HDMI, refresh rate of screen is 144hz at default which can have compatability issues with some TV's due to interpolation but you can easily change the refresh rate in the display settings which you can find by right clicking on the desktop. I love the lights on the keys and the feel and look of the laptop in general. Best laptop I've ever had.

It has been 6 months since my purchase and pc started to turn off itself randomly. ( occurence is every other day) It works really loud when gaming since day 1. (You can’t play without headphones)

Hubby is happy

Been looking for something like this one little fella in weeks, my nepew birthday been getting closer and closer, and my budged was limited to mere 800quid. I have promissed him a GAMING LAPTOP, but I didn't realized what kind of a challenge it's gonna be... For some people a gaming laptop could be a machine able to run solitaire, but some other expect a little bit more than that, I've been asked to get something that will run most of these days games with no struggle at least in FHD resulution at high video settings. I went to nearset Currys store, to see what I could have get for my buck, and I've got shocked and paralized. Prices for current gen rxt laptops was nearly 1000quid for just 4050 stuff, and bare in mind, a mobile video card is about 30% castrated to it's desktop brother, so how could they call a something combined with rtx 4050 mobile a gaming thing? For two weeks I have been watching yt reviews, browsing the web and reddit, and I have found this one, what is important, it's not a beast, and realisticly speaking for 800quid you will not get a gaming beast, but decend LOW-END gaming laptop, and to be honest, i7 option in this case is not an upgrade at all, the games you gonna play, there will be not much difference in performance, it's because of not the CPU itself, but rtx 4060 and ram memory, it will botllenck it (there is no need for much power) and if you push it to it's limits, it will probably overheat and "blue screen of death". Ofc if you think of something more than just playin games, why don't get yourself an actuall work station? In my opinnion i5 based Gigabyte G5 will suit most of so called entry lvl "gamers", and for the price difference why don't get yourself some other pc pheripherials? So I bought it, my nepew was very happy, last time we have spoke he said it run games really smoth, fortnite, cod, pubg and apex legends, total banger. And believe me, you will not find a better deal now, for less than 800quid brand new rtx 4060 gaming laptop is a steal.