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CyberPowerPC gets RTX 50‑series Founders Edition cards for Walmart pre‑built pcs

CyberPowerPC has secured Nvidia’s rare Founders Edition GPUs and is selling pre‑built gaming PCs containing them through Walmart’s retail platform. The units are part of Nvidia GeForce Week, running from September 21 to 27, and are offered at steep discounts.

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  • cyberpowerpc offers rtx 5070 fe pc with intel i7‑14700kf at $1,549, saving $590.99 from $2,139.99 srp
  • rts 5080 fe models priced at $2,299 and $2,399, saving $680.99 and $750.99 from $2,979.99 and $3,149.99
  • rts 5090 fe pre‑built sold for $4,299, a $1,350.99 discount from $5,649.99 srp

The lineup includes an RTX 5070 FE PC with an Intel i7‑14700KF, priced at $1,549.00 versus the $2,139.99 SRP, saving $590.99. An AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D version costs $1,599.00, a $580.99 discount from $2,179.99. RTX 5080 FE models are priced at $2,299.00 (AMD Ryzen 7) and $2,399.00 (Intel Core Ultra 9), saving $680.99 and $750.99 respectively from their $2,979.99 and $3,149.99 SRPs. The RTX 5090 FE pre‑built, normally $5,649.99, is now $4,299.00, a $1,350.99 saving.

The PCs come with 32GB DDR5 RAM, a 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD (2TB for the RTX 5090), and modern processors, but the exact component brands are not listed. Stock is limited and appears to be selling fast. Tech writer Jowi Morales notes the deal offers a full system at a price lower than many standalone GPUs.

Full story from Tom's Hardware · by Jowi MoralesOpen source ↗

CyberPowerPC lands rare RTX 50-series Founders Edition cards in discounted Walmart rigs

Tom's Hardware · 24 September 2026

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