Hardware CPU Market, GPU and motherboards AMD vs Intel vs NVIDIA

Sales of all manufacturers, without exception, are affected by this problem. And, now that the summer has begun, sales are declining further, so it’s a good time to see the power of the Hardware market at a sales level. All the details come, as in the past, from the German retailer Midfactory, which is regarded as a reliable source of sales at European level.

Processor Marketer: AMD vs Intel

The total processor sales during the 29th week of the year increased by more than 5,685 units sold, while 4,645 of all AMD processors added 81.71% of the market share leaving 1040 units sold by Intel to 18.29%. So, it seems that Intel is slowly recovering (remember that AMD came with a 90% share) and went on to sell more and more active retailers, earning more shares.

These have been the best-selling companies this week:

Here it is worth mentioning the complete disappearance of AMD Ryzen 3 3300X, sold almost everywhere because of its high sales rate in recent weeks.

Mother board sales

Mamaboard sales are a major indicator in the Hardware market for outputs and breadth of PC users. Last week, 5 355 units were reported to be sold (thankfully enough under the CPU so most users seem to have improved the CPU while maintaining the motherboard), while 4,360 have released AMD (81.42%) and -995 from Intel (18.58%).

These are the best-selling plates of the week:

As you can see, among the best-selling models are Intel boards they are completely lost. However, they reported that 4,340 AM4 boards, 520 LGA1151 boards, 435 LGA1200 boards, 20 TR4 boards have been sold in one socket and 20 LGA1150 boards are still for sale.

Graphics card machine market: AMD vs NVIDIA

If AMD “hits” Intel in terms of processor sales, then it does not seem to be raising its head in the graphics card market, and this is evident because it is growing more market losses against NVIDIA. 4,200 graphics cards were sold last week, of which NVIDIA sold 2,570 (61.19% market share) and AMD sold 1,630 (38.81% share share).

Here are some of the best-selling picture cards in the model last week:

The RTX 2070 (remember to include SUPER and standard models in the same bag) continue to be the best-selling models, but we are impressed by the increase in sales Radeon RX 5700 XT, the current high-end model of AMD, and the degrading sales of the Radeon RX 5700, a model that seems for some reason users prefer, or that they prefer to pay less by increasing performance from their older “sister”. They also highlight the high sales of the GTX 1660, and that they do not have Ray Tracing technology.

As you can see, here is a panorama in the Hardware market of the summer of COVID-19, with very low but always good sales, and market share of AMD, Intel and NVIDIA without much variation in their markets.