"In the cancellation emails, Corsair apologized for the situation. The company stated that the product had been priced incorrectly due to a system error. "
LOL. Not updating the pricing on a SKU from a supplier is not a system error.
This is why suppliers change their SKU's on what are really identical products.
So they can raise prices without a price match.
So really the orders were rejected because the SKU for the component was no longer available, because the original SKU probably had a contracted price.
Corsair is facing growing backlash after reportedly canceling multiple DDR5 RAM orders. While the company offered a 15% discount on future purchases as compensation, customers claim the provided coupon codes were already expired.