A shelf-tag mistake turned into one of the year's best PC deals. Walmart honored a mispriced label at a physical retail store, selling CyberPowerPC gaming rigs listed at $2,299 for just $1,099 each — and the lucky buyer took home two, Tom's Hardware reports.

The machines are no bargain-bin builds: each packs an AMD Ryzen 9 9900X3D processor and an Nvidia RTX 5070 graphics card, a combination that puts the systems firmly in high-end gaming territory. At more than 50% off, the pricing error effectively knocked $1,200 off each unit.

The buyer, a Redditor, shared the find online after the store honored the shelf price rather than correcting it at the register. Retailers aren't legally obligated to honor every pricing mistake, which makes Walmart's decision — on two units, no less — the kind of outcome deal hunters dream about and almost never get.