FAQs

1. Can we place order online and what are payment options?

   Of course, you can place orders online. Upon confirmation of your payment, we will dispatch your order as soon as possible. Total time is based on the amount of time it takes to get payment authorization, order processing, and the transit time from the carrier. This can range from 24 hours to 10 days for in-stock items. To avoid delays, please ensure that you have provided us with the correct Shipping address.

2. Is cash on delivery option available?

   Yes Cash On Delivery is available for Karachi only.

3. Do the prices of On Order Products Change?

   We do everything to ensure that the prices on our website are correct and try to keep prices constant. Sometimes we need to change the prices, either up or down without any prior notice due to change in Forex rates/government policies. Computer Zone reserves the right to change the prices on the website at any time without prior notice. In that case, if you have ordered the product but not yet confirmed or you have even paid for a product the prices would not be valid. It’s better to confirm the price’s of On Order Product’s through phone call first and then deposit the amount after confirmation.

4. How do I start planning a gaming PC build?

   Start by setting a strict budget and picking your core processor (CPU) first, as it dictates your motherboard socket type and memory generation. Next, select a matching motherboard, a graphics card (GPU) prioritized for gaming performance, sufficient RAM, a fast NVMe solid-state drive (SSD) for your operating system, and a reliable power supply unit (PSU) with enough wattage.
5. Is 16GB of RAM enough, or do I need 32GB?

   While 16GB RAM can handle standard gaming, opinions on Reddit are mixed regarding futureproofing, with many users noting that 32GB is increasingly recommended for modern gaming PCs to allow more breathing room for background apps, voice chat, and browser tabs.
6. Should I buy an SSD or an HDD for storage?

   Opinions on Reddit differ on secondary storage, but most users agree that a solid-state drive (SSD) is essential for your operating system to achieve fast boot times. Traditional hard disk drives (HDDs) are often used as a cost-effective secondary option for mass storage of large media files, whereas NVMe M.2 SSDs are preferred for fast game loading

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