NVIDIA/AMD Market-Share Graph Shows 3 Out of 4 Gamers Own an Nvidia GPU

The news at the eye is that Nvidia has gained the upper hand in the gaming arena(to say the least) only its not so much news until we add a graphs to salt the wounds. Yes, a recent article on DsoGaming show confirms that Nvidia really is dominating the gaming arena with quite some altitude on its counterpart AMD.

iii Out of 4 Gamers Ain an Nvidia GPU

According to the article, a member of Beyond3D shared the graph on their forum showcasing the domination of Nvidia via a well explained graph. The graph shows the percentage of Nvidia and AMD cards bought over the by few years and, according to the post, the graph is "annotated with the launch dates by quarter of some of the major SKUs, which were added as requested on another forum - hopefully you tin navigate past them."

This graph is quite interesting to see and shows Nvidias dominance over the years. According to a annotate on the same forum-postal service according by a, somewhat, anonymous user:

"Actually it is terrible for AMD. In only two quarters the spread went from 24.i% in Nvidia'due south favor to 52% in Nvidia'southward favor. That spread will also increase more in Nvidia's favor this current quarter with the 960 being available the whole quarter and besides because AMD has stopped aircraft to the aqueduct for the last seven weeks of the quarter because of inventory issues. We may even come across an 80/xx split in 2022Q1 with Nvidia having a lx% advantage.
Note that the largest spread that always occurred since 2003 was only 38% in 2009Q1.
AMD releasing the 300 series may stop the bleeding merely I doubtfulness it volition make much of a difference in market share since all but the high stop are rebrands. Nvidia will probably be releasing the rest of the 900 series when AMD releases the 300 series to counter it."

Well that pretty much lays it out for united states to evaluate the trend. What nosotros need to wait for now is AMD to come out blazing with a recovery. Hopefully their next GPU will stabilise the market for them just at the moment Nvidia is going very strong because of some astonishing contempo card releases.

AMD might just fare well with the upcoming much speculated release of R9 390X which will definitely exist up there in the list of near powerful cards. A monopoly in whatsoever way won't benefit either the gamers or Nvidia itself. A healthy competition is always welcome and lets face it, we like it when 2 heavyweights boxing it out for glory.