Gaming PCs
 3,131,000
 2,020,000
 1,212,000
 808,000
 707,000
 505,000
 454,500
 383,800
 365,000
 328,250
 323,200
 318,150
 308,050
 878,699
 464,590
 301,990
 299,970
 297,950
 297,950
 295,000
 292,900
 292,900
 282,800
 282,799

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these gaming PCs prebuilt or do I choose the parts?

They are sold as complete builds, assembled and tested before dispatch, each with its own tier name such as Performance, Ultra, Xtreme or Ultimate. If you want a change to a listed configuration, confirm it with the team before you order.

What is the difference between the Asus powered builds and the Ryzen builds?

Most towers in this range are powered by Asus, which means the board and supporting hardware come from a single vendor. Other builds are based on Ryzen processors. The platform you pick sets which processors the board accepts when you upgrade later, so it is worth deciding early.

Can I buy a gaming PC from outside Karachi?

Yes. The showroom is in Karachi, and orders ship nationwide across Pakistan with cash on delivery or online payment. Confirm the exact build sheet with the team before ordering, since these towers are assembled to a spec.

Complete gaming tower builds, assembled and tested before dispatch, from entry level machines up to premium Asus powered and Ryzen based configurations.

Gaming PCs

Gaming PCs in this section arrive as finished tower systems, put together and tested before they leave the workshop, so the buyer connects a monitor and starts playing. They suit players who want a machine that runs on day one instead of a parts list to source, price and assemble on their own. Each build carries a tier name, and that name is the fastest way to read where it sits in the range.

The line runs from entry level towers through to premium configurations, and the tier appears in the build title: Performance sits at the working end, Ultra and Xtreme step up from there, and Ultimate tops the list. A large share of these systems is powered by Asus, so the board and much of the supporting hardware come from one vendor. Others are built around Ryzen processors. The price spread is wide, which means a first gaming machine and a build for someone chasing high frame rates share the same page.

Two decisions do most of the work. The first is platform, because the socket on the board fixes which processors you can drop in two or three upgrades from now, and an Asus powered build and a Ryzen build take different paths there. The second is where the budget sits inside the tower. Moving up a tier buys graphics capacity first, since that governs frame rates at higher settings, while the case, cooling and PSU headroom decide whether those frame rates hold through a long session. Measure the desk before ordering. The taller towers in this range want clearance above them for airflow.

Which build fits

A student setting up a first gaming machine handles esports titles and older releases on the entry tier without paying for capacity that sits idle. Players who run current AAA releases at high settings should start at the Ultra and Xtreme builds, where the graphics side carries the load. Anyone who streams a session or edits footage between games gets more from the upper tiers, because the processor and graphics headroom earn their place outside games too. Buyers who plan to add drives or a second graphics card later should ask about internal space and PSU headroom before choosing a tier.

Ordering in Pakistan

Mega Computer has sold computer hardware since 1986 and keeps these builds at its Karachi showroom, so you can look inside a tower and hear how it sounds under load before paying. Orders ship nationwide across Pakistan. Payment runs through cash on delivery or online payment. Buyers outside Karachi who want a particular configuration should confirm the full build sheet with the team first, since gaming towers get assembled to a spec rather than pulled off a shelf.