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Nice roundup. Makes me feel old. First graphics card I bought was a GeForce 2 Pro.
NVIDIA & AMD Gain GPU Market Share While Overall Shipments Decrease By 19% In Q1 2022, Intel's Arc Still Missing!
June 1, 2022
The latest GPU market share report has been published by JPR and shows that the overall market declined by 19% versus last year while both AMD & NVIDIA gained a bit (solely in terms of market capitalization and not shipments).
Coming to the vendor breakdown, NVIDIA saw the biggest market share increase of 1.69% and now stands at 21% while AMD's market share increased 0.7%, hitting 19% total GPU share. Intel's GPUs saw a decline of -2.4% and currently stand at 60% market share. The reason for Intel's GPU market share still being so high is because all of their CPUs with iGPUs are accounted for in the report. The overall shipments for NVIDIA increased by 3.2% while AMD and Intel saw a decline of -6.2% and -1.5 percent, respectively.
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The discrete GPU market share is a different story where NVIDIA retained 78% market share from the previous quarter, AMD declined -by 1% to 17%, & Intel saw a -1% decline down to 4%. Do note that Intel's Arc GPUs were introduced at the tail end of Q1 2022 so they have yet to amount to any significant market share yet. The GPUs are also limited to certain markets at the moment so they won't be amounting to any significant market share till the end of 2022.
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We also have more data coming in from Tech Analyst, Mike Bruzzone (Camp Marketing) who has reported a discrete GPU share of 80.67% for NVIDIA and 19.43% for AMD. According to the new statistics (1st week of 2022), NVIDIA's Ampere GPUs amount to 84.87% market share while AMD's RDNA 2 GPUs amount to 15.23% market share.
June 1, 2022
The latest GPU market share report has been published by JPR and shows that the overall market declined by 19% versus last year while both AMD & NVIDIA gained a bit (solely in terms of market capitalization and not shipments).
Coming to the vendor breakdown, NVIDIA saw the biggest market share increase of 1.69% and now stands at 21% while AMD's market share increased 0.7%, hitting 19% total GPU share. Intel's GPUs saw a decline of -2.4% and currently stand at 60% market share. The reason for Intel's GPU market share still being so high is because all of their CPUs with iGPUs are accounted for in the report. The overall shipments for NVIDIA increased by 3.2% while AMD and Intel saw a decline of -6.2% and -1.5 percent, respectively.
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| Discrete GPU Market Share (Q1 2022) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1’21 | Q4’21 | Q1’22 | |
| AMD | 19% | 18% | 17% |
| Intel | NA | 5% | 4% |
| Nvidia | 81% | 78% | 78% |
The discrete GPU market share is a different story where NVIDIA retained 78% market share from the previous quarter, AMD declined -by 1% to 17%, & Intel saw a -1% decline down to 4%. Do note that Intel's Arc GPUs were introduced at the tail end of Q1 2022 so they have yet to amount to any significant market share yet. The GPUs are also limited to certain markets at the moment so they won't be amounting to any significant market share till the end of 2022.
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We also have more data coming in from Tech Analyst, Mike Bruzzone (Camp Marketing) who has reported a discrete GPU share of 80.67% for NVIDIA and 19.43% for AMD. According to the new statistics (1st week of 2022), NVIDIA's Ampere GPUs amount to 84.87% market share while AMD's RDNA 2 GPUs amount to 15.23% market share.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 and 3070 Fastest Climbers in Latest Steam Hardware Survey
And hexacore CPUs regained the lead in May 2022.
www.tomshardware.com
Jesus, both the 1070 and the RX5700 are just terrible GPUs to buy now, given these GPUs do not have HW Raytracing and the DX12 Ultimate featureset. These people have no clue what they're getting into as we get closer and closer to the end of cross gen.June 3, 2022Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 and 3070 Fastest Climbers in Latest Steam Hardware Survey
And hexacore CPUs regained the lead in May 2022.
Silent_Buddha
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Most of them know exactly what they are getting into. For them RT is irrelevant this generation and they are likely waiting on both cheaper and higher performance RT cards before jumping in on RT. Like me. RT support in gfx cards is currently 99% irrelevant for me. The 1% is there just so I could enable it to see what a hint at what the future holds before disabling it in order to enjoy the game. It's what I do every time I check out games on a friend's system with a 12700k and 3090 Ti. For me, the performance hit is still not even remotely worth the graphical uplift even in the few titles where I judge DLSS Quality to provide a decent image quality when enabled.
We're likely still at least 5-6 years away from "cross-gen" going away. While I'm sure some must exist, I'm not currently aware of any games in development that will require RT hardware in order to run.
Regards,
SB
Siemens and NVIDIA to Build Industrial Metaverse - Digital Engineering
Manufacturing software maker Siemens and GPU maker NVIDIA announcement partnership to build industrial metaverse.
www.digitalengineering247.com
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xpea
Regular
People still don't realize that Omniverse + Digital twins are already killing it inside large manufacturers. In short time, it will bring billion dollars of revenue with massive margins. It's another CUDA momentJune 29, 2022Siemens and NVIDIA to Build Industrial Metaverse - Digital Engineering
Manufacturing software maker Siemens and GPU maker NVIDIA announcement partnership to build industrial metaverse.www.digitalengineering247.com