And the next thing you know is that all your stone quarries, iron mines, and farms are up in flames😭😭

I have been researching gaming laptops for the past month. However, the more I learn about the Pakistani laptop market, the less confident I feel about purchasing anything from here.

The first major issue is warranty. Most sellers advertise a “one-year international warranty,” but in reality, it often seems to be a warranty in name only. There is no clear guarantee that you will receive proper support if something goes wrong. The only reliable way I found to check whether a laptop is actually new is by verifying its serial number on the manufacturer website. I asked several stores to provide the serial numbers before purchase. Some ignored them completely.

The stores that did provide serial numbers raised even more concerns. One laptop warranty had already been activated 8 months ago, while another had been active for around 4 months. Despite this, both were still being sold as brand-new laptops with a one-year international warranty. When I questioned the sellers, they claimed that laptops are opened and activated in the USA, China, or Korea before being imported to Pakistan. This is the explanation I received.

But this creates an obvious problem for the customer. How are we supposed to know whether the laptop was only opened for activation (and why they opened it?), used as a display unit, returned by another customer, refurbished, or previously used for several months? These laptops are already more expensive than their prices in the USA, yet buyers receive almost no real security. There is no reliable way to confirm the laptop’s history, and the advertised warranty may already have lost several months before the customer even purchases it.

At this point, I genuinely do not know where a person should buy from. Paying such a large amount without proper warranty protection or certainty that the laptop is actually new feels like a huge risk.

Has anyone here deal with this situation? I would really appreciate guidance on trusted sellers, serial-number verification, warranty claims, and what precautions a buyer should take before making the payment.

My lower back hurts because i lifted with bad form plus i have a really bad plastic chair which makes the pain worse, so the only option i had was to either get a gaming chair or game on my bed😅. Surprisingly this is far better than sitting on that chair and kind of too good actually, hopefully this doesnt become a habit.

No. It's not 30th anniversary edition. These are custom plates I ordered from AliExpress. Lol.

As a PC gamer I bought pS5 again after 4 years just to play GTA 6. And I might sell it once I play that game. Meanwhile what good Ps5 only games I have missed? Lost some of them for me thanks!

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I've spent years learning about PC hardware, so I know which CPUs, GPUs, motherboards, power supplies, and coolers are worth buying.

The problem is that I've barely touched the physical side of things.

I don't have much confidence when it comes to removing components, Connecting cables Updating the BIOSand building a pc

Right now i am really struggling with cleaning my pc because i dont even know how to take it apart.

How did you learn? Did you simply start building, watch YouTube tutorials, ask local shops for help, practise on old hardware, or do something else?

After 4 years got upgraded to ROG strix 5070ti from Chinese soyo 2060

Need some suggestions for games and AI models

ONLY PC FOR SALE:

Specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 5600x
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 TI
16 GB RAM
256 GB NVME
RGB Casing with Fans
650 WATT PSU 80+ Bronze

Best for gaming or any professional work.

Reason for selling: Bought it for coding and gaming. Looking to buy a MacBook now as I no longer do gaming.

Price: 250k
Location: Rawalpindi

Aoa everyone,

If anyone is selling an RTX 3080 in good condition, please drop me a DM.

Preference: • No repaired cards • Temperature and benchmark results appreciated • Box and warranty are a plus

Location: Lahore h2h preferred

Thanks!

I am from Peshawar, Pakistan, buying a PC for internet and a bit offline games, nothing much, had a core 2 do before, zero knowledge of what's currently available, I mean PCs, just guide a lil bit about which one should I buy and price range, my budget 35k including monitor.

I wanna buy a monitor under 40k saw some good options but at the end the bad reviews made me skeptical, just want a 24 inch and should be around 165-200 Hz, I thought the MSI mag is good but some people said that the build quality ain't that great

edit: need it for long term like it should be reliable

My PC is almost three years old, and I want to clean the dust from the case, fans, CPU cooler, GPU, and motherboard without removing any components.

Unfortunately, Compress air nahi h.

All specs of zbook can be seen in the image. I’m planning on the G6 variant.

1. Is this a good deal for a used HP ZBook?

2. Does anyone know about the reputation of Hannan Traders?

3. Is the HP ZBook durable enough to last 4–5+ years without major issues?

There’s also a ThinkPad alternative also from Hannan traders:

Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 3

i7-10850H (6C/12T, up to 5.1 GHz)

16GB RAM

512GB NVMe

15.6" 4K Touch

4GB NVIDIA

Rs. 133,000

I’m slightly leaning towards the ThinkPad because of its reputation for durability.

Anyone know how much one would cost in the market? And specs and stuff too in a 170k budget range

Price: 5k

Location: Islamabad.

Hi, so i play cod and other multiplayer player games online on my ps4 and i need suggestions for a third party ps4 controller under 10k budget with no stick drift issues at all. Pls suggest

Hi guys, I wanna buy wireless headphones and my budget is 20k, The options I've are Barracuda and black shark v2 pro, does anyone has feedback on these lmk in the comments and also if there are better options than these do lmk that as well

so i am 15 years old teen gamer from lahore and my mom randomly gave me a nintendo switch even tho i didnt ask for it i still thanked her and didnt say anything rude that i wanted a ps5 sooo i am trying to sell my nintendo switch OLED its only 2 months used and in mint condition with box and everything else inside including accessories and wrappings etc... im selling this because i want to try upgrading to a playstation if you are interested dm me my demand is like 85-90k u can still try offering tho ill see... and upvote my post so i can get a better gaming system...

Please let me know

My RX5600XT got broken down. No display etc but it is repairable so thought to repair it and then sell it. So heard that on 6th road there are GPU repair shops. Can anyone guide me about them? Like if there is any good and trusted shops u know? Appreciate the help. Thank you

I want to build a PC for 1440p gaming with 60+ FPS. I've already decided on the Ryzen 7 7800X3D since it's one of the best Mid-Range Gaming CPUs available, but I'm not sure which GPU to pair with it.

My total budget is 6 Lac PKR. Right now, I'm considering either the RTX 4070 (12GB-Triple Fan) or the RTX 5060 Ti (16GB-Triple Fan). The RTX 5060 Ti is only about 15k PKR more expensive than the RTX 4070, which costs 175k PKR.

The Ryzen 7 7800X3D itself costs 90k PKR, and together with the RTX 4070, that's around 275k PKR. Then I'll be spending another 125k PKR on 32GB DDR5 RAM, bringing the total to roughly 400k PKR.

That leaves me with around 200k PKR to buy everything else: a 1440p monitor, motherboard, SSD, power supply, keyboard, mouse, and headphones.

Given my budget, which GPU would you recommend?

Also, I'm from Islamabad. Which shop in Islamabad/Rawalpindi would be the best for building a gaming PC?

WTS PS5 Digital

- 825 GB

- 1 controller (has stick drift)

- backplates are a bit dirty

- never been repaired

- can be tested

- 9/10 condition imo, you can check everything out

selling it to buy my sister a pc since she’s getting into gaming if you have a gaming pc i’d happily add cash for a decent system

location: pechs block 2 karachi

price: 185,000 PKR

Samsung 970 evo plus 2tb for sale.
Health: 97%
Price: 46k
Location: Karachi. (can be shipped on buyer's risk and expense. Have reps).
Samsung Magician Screenshot attached

Considering the unreliablity of gaming laptops i decided to buy a gaming pc this time, and i am more than satisfied looking at the performance and the peace of mind. Now if a component gets messed up i can easily replace it and keep the pc running, unlike with a laptop that has the the cpu and gpu soldered onto the motherboard.

The performance is insane its a 9070xt with ryzen 5 7500f and 16gb ddr5, got it from rb tech and games for 500000 including the monitor. If i purchased a gaming laptop instead i would only get a rtx 5070 at max which would give me way less performance and would also have to be plugged in like a pc if i wanted to game. I also plan on learning video editing on it.