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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Palit graphics card as good as the same GPU from another brand?
Palit builds its cards on the same core silicon that other board partners use, so the difference sits in the cooler design, the card size and the clock speeds. A GameRock card carries a larger cooling assembly than a GamingPro card of the same core. Compare the cooler, the card length and whether the listing is marked NON OC rather than assuming the brand name changes performance.
Should I buy a 16GB or a 24GB Palit card?
16GB covers gaming and most video editing work without running short of video memory. Choose 24GB if you handle large 3D scenes, high resolution footage or local AI models, where filling the frame buffer halts the task. The 24GB option sits at the premium end of the range, so it is worth confirming your workload needs it.
Can I get a Palit graphics card delivered outside Karachi?
Yes. Orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan, with cash on delivery and online payment both accepted. The showroom in Karachi is open if you would rather inspect the card and its dimensions before buying.
Palit GameRock and GamingPro desktop GPUs with 16GB and 24GB memory, sold with nationwide delivery, cash on delivery and online payment.
Palit Graphics Cards in Pakistan
Palit graphics cards fill the GPU slot in a desktop build, and the people buying them are usually assembling a machine part by part or replacing the one component that caps their frame rate. The brand builds its cards around reference boards and puts its own cooler and shroud on top, which is why a Palit card often costs less than a rival card carrying the same core. Gamers, 3D artists and video editors all end up on this page for that reason.
The range on this page runs across two of Palit’s own product lines. GameRock cards sit at the heavier end, with the larger cooler assembly and the thicker card body. GamingPro cards cover the same core silicon in a plainer package, and the GamingPro-S revision appears alongside it. Memory sizes here are 16GB and 24GB, with 24GB reserved for the top of the stack. Prices run from entry level through to premium, so a buyer stretching a budget and a buyer specifying a high end workstation both have something to look at.
Three things decide which card you order.
- Memory comes first: 16GB handles most gaming and editing loads, while 24GB matters if you work with large scene files, high resolution video timelines or local AI models that need to fit in VRAM.
- Physical size comes second, because Palit’s GameRock coolers are long and take up three slots, so measure the clearance from the back of your case to the drive cage before ordering.
- Third, check whether a listing is marked NON OC. A non overclocked card runs at the reference clock speed out of the box and costs less than a factory tuned equivalent, and you can raise clocks yourself in software if you want to. Confirm your PSU has the wattage headroom and the right power connectors as well.
Which Palit card suits your build
Someone building a gaming desktop with a mid tower case and a mainstream power supply is served by a 16GB GamingPro card, which keeps the card length and the power draw manageable. A builder with a full tower, good front to back airflow and room in the budget can take a GameRock card and get the bigger cooler, which runs quieter under a long gaming session. Anyone rendering, compositing or training models at home should go straight to the 24GB card, because running out of video memory stops the job rather than slowing it down. If you are replacing an older card, check the length of the one you are pulling out before you assume the new one drops into the same space.
Mega Computer has been selling PC components since 1986 and keeps a showroom in Karachi where you can see card dimensions in person before committing. Orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan, and you can pay cash on delivery or online. Warranty terms and the covered period are stated on each product listing, so read them before you order and keep the box and invoice, since both are needed for any claim.