A Second World War King George V at Jutland

What happens if a Second World War King George V-class battleship appears at Jutland?

Its optics, rapid 14-inch guns and speed make it extremely dangerous, even if maintaining its radar proves difficult.

The ship's good optical system, fast-firing 14-inch battery and speed would all matter at Jutland. Maintaining the transplanted radar would be difficult with First World War electronics support, though the Royal Navy might salvage and reverse-engineer enough to begin its own development. The fast battleship would probably operate with the battlecruiser force rather than the slower main battle line. Even without reliable radar, its gunnery and mobility would inflict severe damage on the High Seas Fleet.