Mindildory has released new sales data for AMD and Intel for the time being between March 2019 and April 2020, a combination of both, and in fact in this case they've done a series of charts that will show us exactly the sales volume of each manufacturer. As you know, this is one of the best sellers in Europe too a reference to a market segment on the continent.
AMD doesn't stop growing while Intel falls
In March of last year, Intel had a market share of 31% compared to 69% of AMD, a pretty reasonable statistic to think that after every manufacturer has its own products and we are the users who prefer one or the other. On the other hand, last month AMD already took 91% of the market share, leaving Intel nearly 9%, meaning the company has seen its market share reduced by 22% in just one year, and this is Intel's most important data.
AMD has already reached the milestone that out of every 10 managers sold, 9 of them belong. The information revealed by Mindfactory provides a reasonable indication of how the market is (directly depending on the processor's sales) and confirms repetitive success of AMD Ryzen processors, especially the Ryzen 3000 since The 91% rate is in April.
Last year's processor sales for AMD vs Intel
The main focus of this sales report depends on the quantity, as this clearly shows how low Intel's numbers have been in the past 12 months. As always, it seems like the AMD Ryzen 5 3600 «Matisse» processor is leading the way, while the Ryzen 7 3700X remains a top selling point for lovers.
The earnings chart tells the same story, and it points to clearly higher prices for Intel's top management, because while AMD claimed 91% of sales, its share price was only "86%". .
Surprisingly, one of the charts shows the most popular processors for the architecture of the month of April, and this is clearly being led by Matisse's newest executives. Based on 7nm technology and the build of Zen 2, the Ryzen 3000 series has become very popular and accounts for 66% of total processor sales (73% if we look at AMD sales only).
For its part, Intel's most popular build is Cofi Lake Refresh, which represents only 8% of total sales but if we look only at Intel's sales account for 91% of its sales, it is led by powerful but still expensive Core i7-9700K.
