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Gigabyte A16 Pro Gaming Laptop: Intel 7 240H, 16" QHD+ 165Hz IPS, RTX 5070 Ti

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Walmart has Gigabyte A16 Pro 16" Gaming Laptop (Titanium Black; DXHG4USCC4SH) on sale for $1449. Shipping is free.

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Specs/Key Features
  • Intel Core 7 240H Up to 5.20 GHz Desktop Processor
  • 16" 2560x1600 WQXGA IPS 165Hz 3ms 400-Nits sRGB 100% Display
  • 1TB M.2 PCIe NVMe Gen4x4 Solid State Drive SSD
  • 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5x 5600MHz Memory
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU
  • Dolby Atmos 2x 2W Speakers
  • RGB Backlit Keyboard
  • WiFi 6E (802.11ax 2xw) w/ Bluetooth 5.2
  • 76Wh Lithium Polymer Battery
  • Windows 11 Home OS
    • Inputs
      • USB 3.2 (Gen 1)
      • USB-C w/ DisplayPort & Power Delivery
      • HDMI 2.1

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  • About the Deal
    • A sleek and powerful 16" laptop built for gamers and content creators (powered by an Intel Core 7 240H processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 5070 Ti Laptop GPU, it offers smooth gaming, fast rendering, and responsive multitasking)
    • Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
  • Additional Details
    • Product is eligible for return within 30 days of purchase

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Walmart has Gigabyte A16 Pro 16" Gaming Laptop (Titanium Black; DXHG4USCC4SH) on sale for $1449. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member Dr.W for finding this deal

Note, product will be sold/shipped by Walmart

Specs/Key Features
  • Intel Core 7 240H Up to 5.20 GHz Desktop Processor
  • 16" 2560x1600 WQXGA IPS 165Hz 3ms 400-Nits sRGB 100% Display
  • 1TB M.2 PCIe NVMe Gen4x4 Solid State Drive SSD
  • 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5x 5600MHz Memory
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU
  • Dolby Atmos 2x 2W Speakers
  • RGB Backlit Keyboard
  • WiFi 6E (802.11ax 2xw) w/ Bluetooth 5.2
  • 76Wh Lithium Polymer Battery
  • Windows 11 Home OS
    • Inputs
      • USB 3.2 (Gen 1)
      • USB-C w/ DisplayPort & Power Delivery
      • HDMI 2.1

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • A sleek and powerful 16" laptop built for gamers and content creators (powered by an Intel Core 7 240H processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 5070 Ti Laptop GPU, it offers smooth gaming, fast rendering, and responsive multitasking)
    • Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
  • Additional Details
    • Product is eligible for return within 30 days of purchase

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The CPU almost doesn't matter, anymore. You know how much faster this CPU is than my i5-6600k from 2015? Only 37%. More important is the ram speed, NVMe SSD, and graphics card, and this has them in spades. So the only real concerns are cooling and power supply. The 240W PSU included here, while insufficient for a desktop equivalent, should be more than enough for the laptop version of the 5070Ti. I can't speak to the cooling, though. If you're doing some heavy lifting with video editing, 3D rendering, or AAA gaming you might invest in a cooling pad. Don't let the CPU dissuade you, though.

My guess is that the screen won't be up to some people's standards, but at the price it looks solid.

Edit I see a couple nerds have replied below me, but I'm sticking with my statement: CPU advancements have stagnated and have little impact on real-world performance. Sure, the CPU matters, but not this CPU for 99% of tasks. There's a reason that architectures like the AMD Ryzen 7000 series continue to anchor current-generation mid-range systems. Also, potential security vulnerabilities on these older CPUs are regularly addressed via ongoing firmware, microcode, and operating system updates. The "risks" of using older, established CPUs are negligible and, in my opinion, they've been more heavily vetted than current gen processors whose risks may yet be unknown.

Also, be sure to note the comment below regarding cooling issues on this laptop. That IS material, as the laptop will throttle performance with higher temperatures. I, for one, think this is a solid deal, especially for something nationally distributed. Usually you only see this kind of deal at a Microcenter.
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maximuspersieToday 6:29 AM
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Excellent deal it seems that I have not seen in a while. My only hesitation is the cpu.
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Quote from maximuspersie View quoted comment :
Excellent deal it seems that I have not seen in a while. My only hesitation is the cpu.
The CPU almost doesn't matter, anymore. You know how much faster this CPU is than my i5-6600k from 2015? Only 37%. More important is the ram speed, NVMe SSD, and graphics card, and this has them in spades. So the only real concerns are cooling and power supply. The 240W PSU included here, while insufficient for a desktop equivalent, should be more than enough for the laptop version of the 5070Ti. I can't speak to the cooling, though. If you're doing some heavy lifting with video editing, 3D rendering, or AAA gaming you might invest in a cooling pad. Don't let the CPU dissuade you, though.

My guess is that the screen won't be up to some people's standards, but at the price it looks solid.

Edit I see a couple nerds have replied below me, but I'm sticking with my statement: CPU advancements have stagnated and have little impact on real-world performance. Sure, the CPU matters, but not this CPU for 99% of tasks. There's a reason that architectures like the AMD Ryzen 7000 series continue to anchor current-generation mid-range systems. Also, potential security vulnerabilities on these older CPUs are regularly addressed via ongoing firmware, microcode, and operating system updates. The "risks" of using older, established CPUs are negligible and, in my opinion, they've been more heavily vetted than current gen processors whose risks may yet be unknown.

Also, be sure to note the comment below regarding cooling issues on this laptop. That IS material, as the laptop will throttle performance with higher temperatures. I, for one, think this is a solid deal, especially for something nationally distributed. Usually you only see this kind of deal at a Microcenter.
Last edited by Bozanimal September 25, 2026 at 10:34 AM.
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Today 1:36 PM
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Mr JumpyToday 1:36 PM
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Is the display on this any good?
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lilgrubbybabyToday 1:57 PM
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One of the best deals in computing right now frankly.
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cpuerToday 2:28 PM
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Quote from Mr Jumpy View quoted comment :
Is the display on this any good?
Yes,Display: 16.0-inch IPS WQXGA (2560×1600), 165Hz, 3ms, sRGB 100%, 400 nits
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alaskarazorToday 2:35 PM
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I believe this model only has one M.2 slot, can only confirm?
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Quote from Bozanimal View quoted comment :
The CPU almost doesn't matter, anymore. You know how much faster this CPU is than my i5-6600k from 2015? Only 37%. More important is the ram speed, NVMe SSD, and graphics card, and this has them in spades. So the only real concerns are cooling and power supply. The 240W PSU included here, while insufficient for a desktop equivalent, should be more than enough for the laptop version of the 5070Ti. I can't speak to the cooling, though. If you're doing some heavy lifting with video editing, 3D rendering, or AAA gaming you might invest in a cooling pad. Don't let the CPU dissuade you, though.

My guess is that the screen won't be up to some people's standards, but at the price it looks solid.
CPU is very important for 4x and sim genre games or any games that have tons of NPCs on screen that interact with each other and environment as physics and particles (that have environmental interactions) are offloaded onto the CPU not the GPU. Path of Exile 2 and GTA V would be the most popular titles right now that greatly benefits from a faster CPU. Also, any game on UE5 (which is quite a few these days and probably only going to increase) will also have a lot of calculations pushed to the CPU as that engine encourages real-team lighting effects that interact with environments rather than baked in lighting we've traditionally seen.

Cooling in this laptop chassis is not up to the challenge for the 5070Ti and causes this laptop to thermal throttle the GPU. Here's Notebookcheck's review on it:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Gig...661.0.html

Main takeaway is that in gaming the GPU is often throttled down due to heat. In Cyberpunk 2077 the GPU runs at 95W vs its 115W rated TGP and results in an average 98.9 FPS in their benchmark against the average 136 FPS from the other 12 5070Ti laptops they've tested.
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jimmstr91Today 2:46 PM
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There is also a 5080 version available for $1799
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muchwowToday 2:54 PM
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Quote from Castaa View quoted comment :
There seems to be an important typo here. There is no such GPU as a RTX 4070 Ti for mobile. (Desktop yes, mobile no) The GPU is a RTX 4070 Mobile
Not sure what you're looking at but this is a 5070ti and it sure does exist for mobile.
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muchwowToday 2:54 PM
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Quote from jimmstr91 View quoted comment :
There is also a 5080 version available for $1799
that one is limited to 115w, so the performance increase isn't significant. definitely not worth the $350 premium, especially for gaming.
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Quote from Bozanimal View quoted comment :
The CPU almost doesn't matter, anymore. You know how much faster this CPU is than my i5-6600k from 2015? Only 37%. More important is the ram speed, NVMe SSD, and graphics card, and this has them in spades. So the only real concerns are cooling and power supply. The 240W PSU included here, while insufficient for a desktop equivalent, should be more than enough for the laptop version of the 5070Ti. I can't speak to the cooling, though. If you're doing some heavy lifting with video editing, 3D rendering, or AAA gaming you might invest in a cooling pad. Don't let the CPU dissuade you, though.

My guess is that the screen won't be up to some people's standards, but at the price it looks solid.
Not sure where you're getting that 37% metric from, but this CPU is likely somewhere in the neighborhood of about 200% "faster" than a 6600k for single thread tasks and probably closer to 400% for multithreaded. Not to mention security fixes (do most people not know about spectre, meltdown, etc?), more recent CPU extension sets (for example, more modern native video encoding/decoding which are a BIG deal to the tune of 1000%+ gains, and Intel DL Boost / VNNI for AI and Machine Learning somewhere to the tune of 400%-500%), power efficiency, etc. If you're not familiar, there are ongoing security issues with hardware that require "software patches".

Realistically, in "normal" use... you would probably see a 200%-300% gain in performance over a 6600k

CPU lives do matter but it all depends on your use case(s). This is a great CPU (and overall deal right now) for a budget gaming PC and with 32gb of memory, a 5070 ti, and a TB of internal storage. The screen would also be my biggest concern. Even so, great little system to just hook to some monitors, keyboard and mouse and use as a desktop with a builtin battery backup lol
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PurpleFeather172Today 2:59 PM
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I got 5070 85W version few days ago. Should i get this?
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Price dropped to 1600, 1500 (i bought here), and now 1450. Wondering if I should return and reorder to get $50 back.

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