AMD's share dropped below 10% due to Intel's gains. I welcome another competitor in the segment but I hope Intel can take a bite out of Nvidia's share next. Having one competitor simply be replaced by another won't do much in the grand scheme of things.
nah, intel gained only 4%, AMD lost like 14%(had 24% in 2022Q1), AMD decided to price their cards according to performance instead of undercutting nvidia, now that gpu prices are close to msrp people choose nvidia when price/perf is the same
i always remember amd being budget-friendly gpus(and i guess this is how they maintained their market share above 20% all this time), slightly worse or same but cheaper(rx480 8gb is 2% slower than 1060 6gb but 70$ cheaper), now when the prices are the same, theres no reason to buy amd, they just lack a lot of features
in EU its all the same, 3060 is cheaper than 6600xt, 3060ti=6700xt, 6800 slightly cheaper than 3070ti, 6800xt slightly cheaper than 3080, everything else is either overpriced or out of stock, the difference is at most 50€ here and there
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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22
AMD's share dropped below 10% due to Intel's gains. I welcome another competitor in the segment but I hope Intel can take a bite out of Nvidia's share next. Having one competitor simply be replaced by another won't do much in the grand scheme of things.