Graphics cards

Graphics cards in Pakistan: check the warranty before you pay

Updated 4 November 2026

A graphics card in Pakistan has no confirmed price range in our data yet, so we cannot quote one today. Importers and distributors have recently announced price increases, and prices move quickly. The fastest way to current prices and a warranty answer is a request on BlaBlaPrice, which checks local sellers' websites and shows what it finds.

Warranty: new cards, used cards and imports

Most second-hand cards in Pakistan come without a manufacturer warranty, and local guides say a used card often has no warranty for more than about one month. Ask the seller whether the card is new or used, when it was bought, and whether the warranty is with the seller or the manufacturer. Manufacturer warranty terms can also depend on the region of purchase, so a card bought abroad may not be covered the same way in Pakistan.

Keep the proof of purchase

When a warranty claim is needed, a local warranty process asks for the invoice plus a video or picture of the fault, so keep both from the first day. Ask in writing how claims are handled and where replacements are done. A card with its invoice, its box and the serial number is much easier to claim on than one without papers.

Season, heat and what it means for buying

Summers from May to September are very hot, and graphics cards run hotter under load, so a case with good airflow and clean fans matters more in those months. Winters from November to March are mild, which is a comfortable time to buy and install. If you are upgrading before summer, check the cooling and power supply in your PC as well as the card itself.

Delivery and PC compatibility

Ask whether a seller ships between Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Faisalabad, or whether you must collect, and who pays for packing and insurance. Before ordering, check the card's length and power connectors against your case and power supply. Quote the exact model name, memory size and whether the card is new or used.

What to write in the request

Say what the card is for (gaming, editing, office or machine-learning work), the model and video memory you need, whether it is new or used, the warranty you want, the PC it must fit and your city. Ask for the warranty period in writing. Your budget in Rs helps sellers offer the right model rather than the most expensive one.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe what you need in your own words in the chat, and a photo of the card's label or box helps. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Pakistan, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide. Start a request, or read how it works.