Who sells the most video cards between NVIDIA and AMD? Here are the latest data

Spend command in the world of desktop video cards? The answer for those who are passionate about it is simple, but if you have no idea, here it is: NVIDIA. The data on the third quarter of 2021 released by Jon Peddie Research we are told that the AIB (add-in board) video card market has reached a turnover crescendo 10.9% on the previous quarter e 25.7% on last year.

In this scenario NVIDIA saw its market share settle at 78,2% (summarized by JPR with 79% in the graph below), compared to the 21,8% from AMD. The manufacturer of the GeForce GPUs is therefore holding on to very high values, which for years have fluctuated between 78% and 83%, but if we focus on the single quarter, let’s see howAMD managed to grow by 1%.

Overall the market has moved approx 12.7 million units in the quarter, almost 11% more than the 11.5 million in the previous three months. AMD he saw increase deliveries of video cards of17,7% compared to Q2 2021 and 20,8% on Q3 2020. NVIDIA, on the other hand, increased by respectively 9,3% he was born in 27,1%.

The market for desktop video cards, intended for gaming PCs and professional workstations, is booming and therefore the two competitors, beyond the balance of power, are going to the collection as can be seen simply by looking at the latest respective quarterly reports. In 2022, however, the sector will welcome a third wheelchair,Intel.

“Intel is poised to enter the AIB market in 2022. It is not known whether the company will sell AIB cards like AMD and Nvidia do, or whether it will only offer chips. The company is entering the market at a peak time and may be surprised when the Aftermath of COVID and mining will subside – the big question most people are asking how much market share will it be able to gain?“said analyst Jon Peddie. The answer is not on the agenda, Intel will unveil its GPUs (renamed Arc) only in the first part of 2022.

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