Jon Peddie Research shared its latest data for Q3 2017. According to the report, NVIDIA has increased its GPU market share in this latest quarter. On the other hand, AMD saw a small (0.2%) decrease and Intel saw 3% decrease.
The overall PC market saw a 10.31% quarter-to-quarter increase, and 2.06% year-to-year decrease. Discrete GPUs were in 39.55% of PCs, which is up 4.18%. Moreover, desktop graphics add-in boards (AIBs) that use discrete GPUs increased 29.05% from last quarter.
According to Jon Peddie Research’s report, the Gaming PC segment, where higher-end GPUs are used, was once again the bright spot in the market in the quarter.
AMD’s desktop discrete GPUs increased 16.1% from last quarter, and notebook discrete shipments increased 5.2%. AMD’s total PC graphics shipments increased 7.6% from the previous quarter.
On the other hand, Nvidia’s discrete desktop GPU shipments were up 34.7% from last quarter. The company’s discrete notebook GPU shipments increased 22.4%, and total PC graphics shipments increased 29.5% from last quarter.
Last but not least, the total amount of discrete GPUs shipments for the industry increased 23.3% from the last quarter, and increased 11.7% from last year.
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I got a 1080Ti on Sunday so I’m doing my part.
wow.. 0.2 percent..
I wonder how much of this is due to mining becoming popular again?
i wish bitcoin crashes and burns so i can afford a decent videocard.
Even before the mining craze, Nvidia raised their prices on Pascal (versus equivalent Maxwell) GPUs when they introduced them.
Part of that was due to lack of competition from AMD in the midrange and high end and part of it was due to Maxwell being on the refined 28nm process which started with Kepler and Pascal was on the new 16nm process. As we get to smaller and smaller nodes on silicon it’s getting more expensive to manufacture. Also there is always yield issues on wafers with a smaller process node.
come on ADM up your game, if you are gone nvidia is gonna rape us with price hikes
RIP AMD