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AMD vs Intel CPU market share over time; AMD caught up on desktop.
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Krappadizzle
Member
Good I hope they keep making up for lost time. Intel got a little too comfortable.
Plus, I have stock in AMD.
Plus, I have stock in AMD.
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Virt McPolygon
Banned
Doesnt Intel leave AMD in the dust for a few years every time they eventually catch up?
Armorian
Banned
Yeah, PassMark results have nothing to do with real life split between Intel and AMD.
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Anyone rational knows there's years of old Intel CPUs out there. The current trend is just as telling and deserves note. And I'm happy about that as AMD deserves success.
Kadve
Member
What is of note is also laptops:
And there is servers... But even there is a change in trend.
Now if only they could do something drastic with GPUs....
(Granted, looking beyond the discrete one it's very different)
And there is servers... But even there is a change in trend.
Now if only they could do something drastic with GPUs....
(Granted, looking beyond the discrete one it's very different)
Bitmap Frogs
Mr. Community
I think their goal for the current FY was 10% on the server market.
llien
Member
The embarrassing part here is trying to find 5000 series Ryzen laptop with good screen.
But then there was that shocking interview in which MSI CEO literally said how they were not going to upset Intel too much, but were kinda forced to also offer AMD stuff, as Intel's stuff was in short supply.
And how after that he proposed to "sit together" with Intel guys, to "think about how to get the market share bad".
In Pascal times NV allegedly teamed with Intel to ban any AMD laptop offering faster than 2060.
This kind of pathetic shit is still going.
AMD is still but a fraction of Intel and some silly benchmark is not a convincing indication of the market share at all.
But then there was that shocking interview in which MSI CEO literally said how they were not going to upset Intel too much, but were kinda forced to also offer AMD stuff, as Intel's stuff was in short supply.
And how after that he proposed to "sit together" with Intel guys, to "think about how to get the market share bad".
In Pascal times NV allegedly teamed with Intel to ban any AMD laptop offering faster than 2060.
This kind of pathetic shit is still going.
This is soo misleading.
AMD is still but a fraction of Intel and some silly benchmark is not a convincing indication of the market share at all.
Citation needed.
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Irobot82
Member
Steam is not a reliable metric due to multiple users in multiple PC cafes. It's good for trends but it is not accurate.
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
Its more reliable than Passmark that for sure.
Alderlake is expected to be a 20% gain in single threaded
Zen 4 also expected to be 20% gains on Zen 3.
It means we'll likely see these things within touching distance of each other.
Alderlake coming with DDR5 and PCIE5 will give it some advantage if coolers and motherboards are reasonably priced.
Kenpachii
Member
If the next intel series comes with pci-e5 then honestly intel was right on pcie-4, waste of time.
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
I very much expect Alderlake to support PCIE5 and DDR5.
Its up to motherboard makers to have MBs ready for the chips launch.
And for SSD makers to not charge us 300 dollars for 1TB of PCIE5.
Armorian
Banned
There is no real benefit in running manual OC on Ryzens. I use PBO2 with lowered voltage, it's only logical way.
Bernd Lauert
Banned
Half of Steam is old laptops. And old laptops is where Intel has a monopoly.
Trogdor1123
Gold Member
Apple was only around 3-5% is my understanding. Certainly a sizeable amount but less significant than people portray. I always thought it was more myself. Of course I'm speaking about sales, nothing to do with Mindshare
llien
Member
I doubt it.
Check /r/amdlaptop for instance, people are so desperate, they are ordering from China.
No OEM support = no market gain.
Bernd Lauert
Banned
Agreed. The only market segment where AMD will struggle for years to come is servers.
Soodanim
Gold Member
I bet there’s a few people out there that want to build but can’t because of the current climate. In a year or two when supply rises and demand falls I think we will see AMD rise even more.
Shame they are still perceived as lacking in the GPU space, NVidia need a kick up the arse.
Shame they are still perceived as lacking in the GPU space, NVidia need a kick up the arse.