Gigabyte P34G

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

4
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Light and thin case.
Accurate anti reflective display.
Clever port layout.

Cons:

Throttling under extreme load.
CPU can get very warm.

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Last revision on October 7, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Light and thin case
Accurate anti reflective display
Clever port layout
Nice accessories (bag)
Easy to maintain
Back-lit keyboard
Nice design
MSATA SSD

Reviewers Didn't Like

Throttling under extreme load
CPU can get very warm
Clearly audible under load
Small stability issues
Weak battery

Expert reviews and ratings

The Gigabyte P34G gaming laptop offers fantastic gaming performance for hundreds less than the competition. It's a no-brainer.

By TechRadar on February 25, 2014

The Gigabyte P34G won't earn oohs and ahhs at the local Counter-Strike tournament or from your friends. But it will when you tell them what the laptop is packing – and how much you paid. That's the point of this machine, after all. This editor is...

By TechRadar AU on February 25, 2014

100

This is a formidable portable gaming laptop with an excellent screen and powerful...

By Expert Reviews on December 06, 2013

It's slightly ironic that the more portable Gigabyte P34G has a significantly inferior battery life to the larger and heavier P27K. So although it will be easier to move between locations, you are more likely to need the power adapter. As a result, this...

By IT Pro Portal on December 04, 2013

Gigabyte P34G Despite some issues (battery runtimes, stability of the keyboard and fan behavior), Gigabyte offers a really sophisticated gaming dwarf with the P34G. The manufacturer deserves credit for the thin chassis , which convinces us with good...

By NotebookCheck on November 10, 2013

It's not a desktop-level powerhouse, but Gigabyte's P34G is a great option for gamers who care more for portability than cranking the graphics up to...

By Good Gear Guide on October 30, 2013