News PC market recovery continues — GPU and CPU shipments up 20% year-over-year in Q4 2023

[Admin]

Q4 of last year saw GPU and CPU shipments increase by 20% and 24%, respectively, compared to Q4 of 2022, a big turnaround for the market. Most of the gains come from the laptop sector, however, with the desktop sector basically flat.

PC market recovery continues — GPU and CPU shipments up 20% year-over-year in Q4 2023 : Read more

 

[digitalgriffin]

If these charts are true, AMD is only 2% and 3% behind NVIDIA in shipped GPU units.

Which means steam is full of Horse Manure. Or this research article is full of manure. I more believe the later as such information is held closely to the chest by MFG. They only have to report monetary numbers.

 

[DavidMV]

If these charts are true, AMD is only 2% and 3% behind NVIDIA in shipped GPU units.

Remember AMD APUs get counted in this... just like the intel iGPUs.

For discrete GPUs only... in Q2 2023 it was 87% NVIDIA, 10% AMD and 3% Intel. NVIDIA is still massively ahead.

 

[digitalgriffin]

Remember AMD APUs get counted in this... just like the intel iGPUs.

For discrete GPUs only... in Q2 2023 it was 87% NVIDIA, 10% AMD and 3% Intel. NVIDIA is still massively ahead.

Those also get counted on steam. And they are nowhere on the list. If true , they would be high up on the list. Plus all AMD 7000+ CPU's have an iGPU now.

 

[Cool-T]

With all the ramping up of chip fabs and other related AI tech, I wonder if market saturation will come back to bite any manufacturers.

And what happens when quantum machines come of age? It seems that everyone's going all in on the latest thing, which changes almost every month.