Analysis by Jon Peddie Research video cards for PC clearly paints a picture in favor Nvidia, which holds 80% of the market share against the remaining 20% of the competition, and this is in a particularly negative second quarter of fiscal 2022.
According to analysts, There was a 22.6% decrease in the second quarter of 2022 in a generally bad quarter for hardware sales, shipments and sales of new discrete PC GPUs. However, even in this rather dark environment, Nvidia saw their market share rise from 75% to 80%.
This is a return to the power position already seen at the beginning of 2021. AMD as a result, it instead saw a decline from 24% to 20% of the GPU market, while Intel is still practically too small and around 1% to have a say in this industry.
The decline in sales recorded in the given quarter is the strongest recorded on average in the last 10 years.
AMD’s desktop hardware unit delivery fell 34% quarter-on-quarter and 5% year-over-year, while Nvidia hardware delivery was down 19% quarter-on-quarter, up 3% year-on-year.
Nvidia maintains and strengthens its dominant position in the PC discrete GPU market in the second quarter of fiscal 2022, reaching 80% market share, which brings it closer to full-fledged dominance until the launch of next-gen cards with the RTX 40 on one side and RX on the other. 7000 RDNA 3.
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