Soldato
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Have you seen the price of beans? Might need to go 4070, lol.
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Soldato
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AMD retakes GPU sales Q2 2013
Jon Peddie Research released its Q2 2013 GPU market report and interestingly enough if you compare to the previous quarter, AMD shipped 10.9 percent more graphics chips, Intel increased 6.2 percent. N...
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"AMD's marketshare now is 21.9 percent, NVIDIA 16.1 percent and the rest is Intel, the chip giant has 62 percent thanks to its enormous amount of processors with integrated graphics."
That was in 2013 before the mining boom.
It's basically a duopoly. I don't think either company has that much effect on the other's pricing. I would say both companies price their product on what it costs them to make, R&D etc. and then put their margins on top. AMD in the past have been cutting margins trying to claw back market share but that was an unsustainable business model.
If AMD does become consistently competitive with Nvidia and/or pass them by even, I don't expect a price war at all. What I expect is AMD to increase their margins. There might be special offers, game deals etc. But, you will all be disappointed if you think there will be a serious price drop if AMD becomes top dog.
If AMD becomes the premier GPU maker, they will charge a premium price just like Nvidia.
AMD retakes GPU sales Q2 2013
Jon Peddie Research released its Q2 2013 GPU market report and interestingly enough if you compare to the previous quarter, AMD shipped 10.9 percent more graphics chips, Intel increased 6.2 percent. N...
"AMD's marketshare now is 21.9 percent, NVIDIA 16.1 percent and the rest is Intel, the chip giant has 62 percent thanks to its enormous amount of processors with integrated graphics."
That was in 2013 before the mining boom.
Did you read the report you just quoted from? That's Q2, before Hawaii was released at all. the 290x came out in Quarter 4. That supports what I just said, that AMD had more market share before AMD released the 290/290x cards.
Soldato
Look at GPU prices and stock last year at this time compared to now. I am sure Nvidia has noticed the difference.
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Well, they've just announced that revenue from gaming for the 2nd quarter is down 44%, so they're definitely noticing the difference!
Soldato
Wait for @Harlequin to come and confirm it because he turned off his mining rig once for 30 minutes and made no difference on hashrate.
Hm, surely someone at the next shareholder thing is going to ask them about how exposed they had been to crypto. And aren't CEO's etc. supposed to be as if under oath during those financial call things? See how they weasels out of that one.
Hard to say. Obviously, they and their shareholders won't be happy that they had reduced margins this quarter. But if they price too high, they might not have many sales. While it seems no matter what they do most people buy Nvidia, they should again have strong competition this round.
Soldato
I would think so for the better with no mining boom, covid lockdown more people getting current gen late into its cycle not wanting to upgrade so soon dont see the same demand even if there is cant see it lasting long but I could be wrong
Soldato
dont have an ETH mining rig , (i have HDD mining stuff) so yup its true!
Still think it’ll probably be around the 1st September for Nvidia.
They’re clearing stock, reducing prices, and so are the AIB’s. The cards will have probably been manufactured, boxed and stockpiling in anticipation, just with some very tight NDA’s keeping the lid on things.
All these rumours are probably as some others have speculated, gauging the public opinions on pricing alone as that’s all that’s left to decide.
They simply can’t let slip or 3 series cards will become virtually unsaleable overnight as who’s going to buy one less than a month before it’s replacement is launched, even if significantly discounted.
Could be completely off target but I doubt it’s only me who has this suspicion. Not long now before we find out.
They’re clearing stock, reducing prices, and so are the AIB’s. The cards will have probably been manufactured, boxed and stockpiling in anticipation, just with some very tight NDA’s keeping the lid on things.
All these rumours are probably as some others have speculated, gauging the public opinions on pricing alone as that’s all that’s left to decide.
They simply can’t let slip or 3 series cards will become virtually unsaleable overnight as who’s going to buy one less than a month before it’s replacement is launched, even if significantly discounted.
Could be completely off target but I doubt it’s only me who has this suspicion. Not long now before we find out.
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Errrm probably 90% of the buying public? You're making the mistake of believing that everyone is an enthusiast like us on here, whereas the truth is that Joe Public (a massive part of the sales) has no idea when the new cards launch or just go out and buy what they need right now. We greatly overestimate this all the time because we're inside the bubble...
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Out of curiosity how long from when Nvidia announce their new cards, does it take overclockers to update there site offering prebuilt PC’s with 4090’s in them and associated power supply, CPU etc.
I need a new PC
… thanks in advance
I need a new PC
… thanks in advance