Although the construction of Navi has been months with us, for some reason it has taken a long time to show its commercial potential.
Of course, the negative feelings of some users and analysts about various problems with drivers didn't make it any easier, so those of Lisa Su worked tirelessly until they solved the problems of extreme depth and this is obvious now.
AMD is also gaining ground against NVIDIA's graphics cards
It has not doubled its Q4 figures for 2018, but it has not stayed that far, and that day AMD held 18.8% of its graphics card stock at 81.2% of NVIDIA.
Testing was hard on the weak walls of AMD and Polaris is a limited structure for its lithographic node.
But after NVIDIA's big hit, AMD hit a hard hit: bringing prices down to bizarre margins, where the RX 570 has dominated as a graphics card in operating pricing until this month, where it excels in shelves.
Thus, in Q3 of 2019 the data represented 27.1% for AMD and 72.9 for NVIDIA, the percentages adjusted to provide AMD 31.1% and 68.9% for Huang. That is, reds are about a third of the market, and also without adding sales of the new RX 5600 XT.
Intel can't react, Gen 12 doesn't stop the current backlash on the GPU
If during the last quarter of 2018 Intel shipped a 72% share metric compared to 13% for AMD and 15% for NVIDIA, Q4's 2019 left behind some impressive details. Those Swans have diverted stubbornly in one year, moving from the aforementioned 72% to 63%, which remains the biggest difference for their rivals, but shows a 9% loss in one year.
On the other hand, AMD has gone from 13% to 19% and has left NVIDIA cracking, since vegetables fell from 15% to 18%, when they fell by 1% from Q3 of 2019.
The only third-party company that has been continuously growing on the GPU is AMD, where the trend is growing at all its points. In addition, we should supplement Renoir's observations with the Ryzen 4000 APUs, which should boost Lisa Su & # 39; s sales.
NVIDIA for its part, sells its new MX 300 GPU with laptops and Nintendo switches with a switch, but Intel is empty until Xe rolls out of its new CPU LUPS CPUs, which is expected by the end of the year
All of this suggests that it will continue to lose its allocation until that moment, when its CPU shortages do not help this and even desktop and Ryzen 3000 break down monthly rates do not seem to be able to cope.
The fight is getting better and the competition is growing, hopefully this translates into better prices for everyone.
