Recently, a Reddit user ordered an MSI RTX 5070 Ti 16GB graphics card from Walmart for $1,099 (approximately RMB 7,400). However, upon receiving the package, he opened the box to find no fewer than four identical graphics cards inside.
This is not an ordinary version, but the Frieren Edition OC model, a collaboration between MSI and the anime "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End." The card is listed at $1,259 (approximately RMB 8,448) on MSI's official US store, making the total value of four cards exceed $5,000 (approximately RMB 33,550).
Getting four co-branded graphics cards worth over $5,000 for just $1,099 speaks volumes about the luck involved in this transaction. The graphics card is built on MSI's classic GAMING TRIO mold, featuring a backplate with magic circle grille ventilation openings and temperature-sensitive color-changing quotes.
Walmart has not yet issued a public response regarding this incident, and it is unclear whether the user has proactively contacted customer service to explain the situation.According to common practices among major US retailers, such shipping errors are typically absorbed by the platform, and buyers are often allowed to keep the extra items.
As of press time, the original Reddit post has garnered significant attention, with many netizens joking that it's the "best investment product of the year." However, for ordinary consumers, this shipping error with extremely low probability is clearly not replicable, and rational consumption remains the primary principle.