Q3 2022 - NVIDIA Gains 88% Market Share Hold, AMD Now at 8% Followed By Intel at 4%

[Freddie1980]

I'm surprised but not surprised at the same time. I mean Radeon is the go to option if your budget is between £200 to £500 range as it offers IMO the best value. On the other hand you get the likes of Linus and other Techtubers constantly touting the benefits of Nvidia's latest and greatest consumers are trained to think all those benefits applies across the whole product stack, hence the mind share.

 

[random_matt]

Surprising about CPUs one of the UK largest retailers AMD totally dominating only intel CPU I see is the 12400f in 12th

7600x and 7700x in 8th and 9th

They had a price drop?

 

[uscool]

They had a price drop?

Depends when the list is from 5800x is number 1 and zen3 dominates which would make sense because it's been out for awhile, not the case for zen 4 7600x / 7700x and ahead of any 12th and 13th gen intel

 

[Dave2150]

Makes their cpus a better buy than Intel right now then eh.

Nope - 13th gen i5, ddr4, Z690 board still cheaper and better performance.

 

[Journey]

Nope - 13th gen i5, ddr4, Z690 board still cheaper and better performance.

Still deluded by your own internal marketing department I see.

 

[uscool]

still holding onto ddr4 lol , wont be surprised once AM5 boards get cheaper which is only matter of time and start seeing them pushing sales further , still suprised seeing 7600x and 7700x being ahead of 12th / 13th gen on best sellers on one of the big retailers

 

[pete910]

wont be surprised once AM5 boards get cheaper

That's what's needed TBH the board prices are mental. I've not even looked at either GPU's or CPU's this round due to the daft pricing.

Been eyeing up a FM impact MK 3 instead !

 

[Hedge]

Nope - 13th gen i5, ddr4, Z690 board still cheaper and better performance.

Won't an am5 platform be more future proof?

 

[muon]

For about 2 years, every card made was selling immediately. AMD therefore made very few if there share before this year was so low.

Not surprised at Q3 as nvidia cards have crashed in price.

 

[Surveyor]

Nope - 13th gen i5, ddr4, Z690 board still cheaper and better performance.

Don't think you read the room correctly. No one is taken in by your bias.

 

[srekal34]

Don't think you read the room correctly. No one is taken in by your bias.

He may be biased but it doesnt mean he isnt right. I5 +ddr4 is the best bang for buck on a budget.
That said, I still would choose AMD this time if building from scratch

 

[Quartz]

still holding onto ddr4 lol

Yup. Find me a 2 stick set of 64GB DDR5-6000. It’s a large expense and the performance drop when gaming at 4K with DDR4 is only a few percent.

Don't think you read the room correctly. No one is taken in by your bias.

AMD offer no competition at the low end. 12100 - 12400, B660-D4, keeping yourDDR4 is your bang for the buck upgrade.

 

[Quartz]

I mean Radeon is the go to option if your budget is between £200 to £500 range as it offers IMO the best value

Agreed, though if you’re DX12 only Intel’s Arc offers some competition.

 

[Nexus18]

Intel are the king this time round for bang per buck. Only reason I went from a 5600x to a 5800x3d as it worked out better bang per buck than going a new platform, had it not been for that 3d chip, would have got a 13600k

 

[uscool]

Yup. Find me a 2 stick set of 64GB DDR5-6000. It’s a large expense and the performance drop when gaming at 4K with DDR4 is only a few percent.

Depends on the use case 64gb for gaming ? I thought that much is generally for productivity ? That's where ddr5 should show difference , my next build will be on ddr5 platform I wanna keep this system for years and will be am5 primary use gaming and having the option to drop in zen5/x3d later instead of having no option going intel

Waiting on x3d and hoping b650e prices get better by that time, can get 32gb ddr5 6000 cl32 for around £200 I paid more for 32gb ddr4 3600 at the time

 

[Quartz]

Depends on the use case 64gb for gaming ? I thought that much is generally for productivity ?

Well yes, but some people use their PCs for both.

 

[fs123]

The current extortionate gpu prices pioneered by Nvidia should be telling people to wake up and smell the coffee but I suspect most Nvidia fans will be overjoyed when AMD leaves the gpu market altogether. The high end gpu's are eventually going to be out of the average gamers price limit sadly.

 

[Quartz]

A big problem AMD has had is that the performance has been inferior to Nvidia. That apparently changes this generation with the RX 7900XTX having a significantly better performance than the RTX 4080 and being cheaper to boot.

 

[Dave2150]

A big problem AMD has had is that the performance has been inferior to Nvidia. That apparently changes this generation with the RX 7900XTX having a significantly better performance than the RTX 4080 and being cheaper to boot.

This was the first generation of GPU, that I remember at least, where AMD publicly admitted that they can't compete with Nvidia's flagship (4040). That must have hurt to admit to.

So, this generation is worse than the previous one. At least the RX6000 series beat the 3090 in some titles.

 

[Quartz]

This was the first generation of GPU, that I remember at least, where AMD publicly admitted that they can't compete with Nvidia's flagship (4040).

AMD haven't competed at launch time for a long time but this time around their RX 7900XTX handily beats - in raw horsepower at least - the RTX 4080. Sure the 4090 is a long way off but that's way more expensive.