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NVIDIA's Founders Edition graphics cards are generally restricted to its own retail channels, but it seems as though CyberPowerPC has a limited run of RTX 50-series GPUs available in its pre-built gaming PCs for a GeForce Week event, which is slated to run un…
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Wednesday, September 23rd 2026 CyberPowerPC Launches RTX Founders Edition Pre-Built PCs Starting at $1,549 by Cpt.Jank Yesterday, 08:27 Discuss (9 Comments) NVIDIA's Founders Edition graphics cards are generally restricted to its own retail channels, but it seems as though CyberPowerPC has a limited run of RTX 50-series GPUs available in its pre-built gaming PCs for a GeForce Week event, which is slated to run until September 27. The CyberPowerPCs are currently available at Walmart with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Founders Edition, RTX 5080 Founders Edition, or RTX 5090 Founders Edition, with CPU configs including both AMD and Intel variants.There are two versions of the RTX 5070-powered gaming PCs at Walmart. Both feature 32 GB of DDR5-6000 RAM, 1 TB of PCIe 4.0 SSD storage, 360 mm closed-loop liquid coolers, and the aforementioned NVIDIA RTX 5070 Founders Edition GPUs inside a CyberPowerPC MA-01 case. The only difference between them is that the $1,599 variant comes with an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, while the version featuring an Intel Core i7-14700KF comes in at $1,549.
There are also two high-end variants listed that are both out of stock at the time of writing: The highest-end variant comes equipped with an AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D, 32 GB of DDR5-6000 RAM, and 2 TB of PCIe 4.0 SSD storage, and comes in a unique showcase PC case, with a price point of $4,299. There is another SKU in the same case powered by an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K CPU, RTX 5080 FE, 32 GB of RAM, and 1 TB of storage, coming in at $2,399 with a discount.
Sources:
Walmart, VideoCardz
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9 Comments on CyberPowerPC Launches RTX Founders Edition Pre-Built PCs Starting at $1,549
#1 Mis leading title. #2 A 5070 not a 5080, and I expect they're still cutting every corner possible on a motherboard, PSU, SSD, and case to hit that price point. #3AsRockMis leading title.Fixed, was a typo and was meant to be 5070, for now I've just mentioned "RTX", as there's three options. #4 Assuming we take the original MSRP of the RTX 5070 ($550), that would mean $1000 or $1050 left over for the rest of the parts and warranty (Walmart is considered Ecommerce to CyberPowerPC, so its coverage is one year for labor and one year for parts)
7800X3D/14700KF can go for $366/$357
32GB of DDR5-6000 RAM is as low as $539 (which is stupid but hey thanks AI)
Motherboard I'm assuming is either B850 or B650, so maybe around $100 to $150
360 AIO maybe around $40 to $60
PSU, case, other peripherals ehhhh $150 to $250
All in all. It's a good deal for anyone looking for a modern gaming PC.
Before the AI problem, this would've been a good $1,099 or such for the starting mid-range. #5
CheeseballAssuming we take the original MSRP of the RTX 5070 ($550), that would mean $1000 or $1050 left over for the rest of the parts and warranty (Walmart is considered Ecommerce to CyberPowerPC, so its coverage is one year for labor and one year for parts)Even before current market no way you're getting 7800X3D/14700KF + 5070 for less than ~$1200 except on lightning deal or smth. These are decent upper mid range parts for the price, too. PSU is probably basic like mobo, but it is what it is.
7800X3D/14700KF can go for $366/$357
32GB of DDR5-6000 RAM is as low as $539 (which is stupid but hey thanks AI)
Motherboard I'm assuming is either B850 or B650, so maybe around $100 to $150
360 AIO maybe around $40 to $60
PSU, case, other peripherals ehhhh $150 to $250
All in all. It's a good deal for anyone looking for a modern gaming PC.
Before the AI problem, this would've been a good $1,099 or such for the starting mid-range.
If the system comes with a basic mouse/keyboard, I'd be hard pressed to recommend something else to someone in need of a new PC who was able to find one of these. If there's some issue with PSU or whatever, which I doubt it would be that bad, it's in warranty and the part isn't exactly expensive to swap out. #6
dgianstefaniEven before current market no way you're getting 7800X3D/14700KF + 5070 for less than ~$1200 except on lightning deal or smth. These are decent upper mid range parts for the price, too. PSU is probably basic like mobo, but it is what it is.No it could've been possible. The 7800X3D and 14700K/F have been at or around $300 in 2025 (I've seen the 14700K hit $250) in normal retail. DDR5-6000 was also around $90 to $110 (I have a G.Skill DDR5-6000 kit I got at $98 last year). Then if you include the company discounts for CyberPowerPC as an OEM for buying parts bulk, business agreements, etc, $1100 would've been a usual BoM for this SKU if it existed earlier. The RTX 5070 stays fixed at $550 (since its NVIDIA FE) in my calculations. #7 just add some flowers videocardz.com/newz/this-rtx-5080-gaming-pc-literally-blooms-when-it-gets-hot-costs-14200 #8 Feel bad for those who put the case on the left side of the desk. #9
If the system comes with a basic mouse/keyboard, I'd be hard pressed to recommend something else to someone in need of a new PC who was able to find one of these. If there's some issue with PSU or whatever, which I doubt it would be that bad, it's in warranty and the part isn't exactly expensive to swap out.
CheeseballAssuming we take the original MSRP of the RTX 5070 ($550), that would mean $1000 or $1050 left over for the rest of the parts and warranty (Walmart is considered Ecommerce to CyberPowerPC, so its coverage is one year for labor and one year for parts)Need storage too.
7800X3D/14700KF can go for $366/$357
32GB of DDR5-6000 RAM is as low as $539 (which is stupid but hey thanks AI)
Motherboard I'm assuming is either B850 or B650, so maybe around $100 to $150
360 AIO maybe around $40 to $60
PSU, case, other peripherals ehhhh $150 to $250
All in all. It's a good deal for anyone looking for a modern gaming PC.
Before the AI problem, this would've been a good $1,099 or such for the starting mid-range.
Going by your pricing there is no chance i would get this even more so if the warranty's only a year.
Would not touch a FE card either.