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Jon Peddie Research experts estimate that by the end of the fourth quarter of 2023, 76.2 million video cards were shipped to the PC market. That's up 6% on a sequential basis and 20% up on an annual basis. Processor shipments in the PC segment generally grew by 24% year-on-year, which is the maximum in 25 years.
According to the study's authors, between 2024 and 2026 inclusive, GPU shipments will increase at an average annual rate of 3.6%, with nearly 5 billion GPUs in use worldwide by the end of the forecast period. In the PC segment, in the next five years, up to 30% of all systems will be equipped with discrete graphics processors.

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Quote from: fmz89 on October 09, 2023, 09:41:05 AM

as you know amd apu makes profit from console, they managed sell 30M apu to console last year, while nvidia same thing on nintendo and electric car
nvidia stock has crazy enough break 1T$ cap, its almost makes top ten companies. AI stuff driving nvidia so crazy. they pump as fast as possible, before tesla & amd join AI hardware party Grin

These statistics only include discrete graphics cards for gamers, which are also used by miners. I don’t track the sale of professional video cards, and mining is impossible on modern game consoles, so they won’t compete with miners. And mining on laptops is also unprofitable.

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as you know amd apu makes profit from console, they managed sell 30M apu to console last year, while nvidia same thing on nintendo and electric car
nvidia stock has crazy enough break 1T$ cap, its almost makes top ten companies. AI stuff driving nvidia so crazy. they pump as fast as possible, before tesla & amd join AI hardware party Grin

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Quote from: adaseb on September 17, 2023, 11:14:07 PM

It would be interesting if they published the sales stats for year 2021 as that’s when people were still hoarding GPUs for Ethereum mining. In H2 2022, after ETH went POS, sales were already declining. So if we could see the H1 2022 and H2 2021 then it would paint a better picture into how many sales were lost.

And yes, Nvidia stock price has nothing to do with GPU sales, it’s mostly due to AI which has made stocks go to crazy highs.

it is not difficult

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-maintains-lead-as-sales-of-graphics-cards-hit-all-time-low-in-2022-jpr
The industry shipped 7.3 million standalone graphics cards for desktop PCs in Q4 2022, up modestly from around 6.81 million in Q3 2022, but down 27.4% from 13.19 million in Q4 2021, based on JPR data. The analysts attribute the increase of AIB unit sales to attractive prices of previous-generation graphics cards, as well as the rollout of new ones.

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Quote from: FP91G on September 16, 2023, 03:17:48 PM

Regardless, it doesn't look like Nvidia is quietly reducing the recommended price of its GeForce RTX 4070 graphics cards. The official MSRP remains at $599, just as the RTX 4060 Ti sits at $399 with the 4060 Ti 16GB model at $499. Now that AMD's Navi 32 GPUs have arrived, you can now find all three of those RTX cards for less than their respective MSRPs.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/gpu-makers-slash-prices-of-geforce-rtx-4070-to-dollar549

https://www.hashrate.no/gpus/7800xt
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The miners may not be optimized yet, but the NVIDIA RTX 4070 looks more attractive in mining for $550.

I can buy 3x 3070 for the price of 1x 4070, so for me it is a no brainer. Sure the 4070 is a little bit better as the 3070, but not on all algos.

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It would be interesting if they published the sales stats for year 2021 as that’s when people were still hoarding GPUs for Ethereum mining. In H2 2022, after ETH went POS, sales were already declining. So if we could see the H1 2022 and H2 2021 then it would paint a better picture into how many sales were lost.

And yes, Nvidia stock price has nothing to do with GPU sales, it’s mostly due to AI which has made stocks go to crazy highs.

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Regardless, it doesn't look like Nvidia is quietly reducing the recommended price of its GeForce RTX 4070 graphics cards. The official MSRP remains at $599, just as the RTX 4060 Ti sits at $399 with the 4060 Ti 16GB model at $499. Now that AMD's Navi 32 GPUs have arrived, you can now find all three of those RTX cards for less than their respective MSRPs.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/gpu-makers-slash-prices-of-geforce-rtx-4070-to-dollar549

https://www.hashrate.no/gpus/7800xt
https://www.hashrate.no/gpus/7700xt

https://www.hashrate.no/gpus/4070
The miners may not be optimized yet, but the NVIDIA RTX 4070 looks more attractive in mining for $550.

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The latest round of price cuts is from the board partners, not Nvidia.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/gpu-makers-slash-prices-of-geforce-rtx-4070-to-dollar549

The stock price increase is due to the AI boom.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-sold-900-tons-of-h100-gpus-last-quarter

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Quote from: safar1980 on September 15, 2023, 04:51:02 PM

Nvidia is constantly lowering the prices of its video cards due to competition with AMD. Of course, I don’t know who is bearing the losses, NVidia, video card manufacturers or large sellers, but they will focus on the real demand for video cards for gamers.

Nvidia Stok has gone crazy

Here the price

It hit All time High when AI has been booming in recent months and I do believe both of them have suffered losses when there is not enough demand from the Mining side. and to be honest Nvdia Consumer graphic card is crazy expensive I would prefer AMD for their cheap GPU.

and Intel showed Up and can manage 4% of market share.

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Quote from: dansus021 on September 14, 2023, 08:39:09 PM

4 Million Down in a couple of quarters Shocked

That is gonna be hit hard in their financial report. Tho GPU mining also decreased there was no reward above ETH back in the old days, but I'm still impressive that Intel can manage 2~4% of market share Cheesy

But after AI booming Either AMD or Nvidia I believe can make profit again from their Enterprise GPU

Nvidia is constantly lowering the prices of its video cards due to competition with AMD. Of course, I don’t know who is bearing the losses, NVidia, video card manufacturers or large sellers, but they will focus on the real demand for video cards for gamers.

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4 Million Down in a couple of quarters Shocked

That is gonna be hit hard in their financial report. Tho GPU mining also decreased there was no reward above ETH back in the old days, but I'm still impressive that Intel can manage 2~4% of market share Cheesy

But after AI booming Either AMD or Nvidia I believe can make profit again from their Enterprise GPU

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The WCCFTech resource was able to gain access to graphics solutions market statistics - the full version of the Jon Peddie Research report for the second quarter of this year. Reading excerpts from this document allows us to find out that in the market segment that is most interesting to our audience, NVIDIA was able to strengthen its position from 78 to 80% over the year, but was consistently forced to give way to AMD, which strengthened its position in this segment from 12 to 17%. This "revenge", however, for AMD was accompanied by a loss of three percentage points of the market in annual comparison.

In total, more than 6.4 million discrete desktop graphics solutions were shipped in the second quarter of this year. Intel has recently also joined these statistics, but its state of affairs cannot be called stable. If in the second quarter of last year it was content with 2% of the market, then by the first quarter of this year it was able to double its share to 4%, but by the second quarter it had lost all its achievements to the level of a year ago.

If we return to the statistics for NVIDIA, its share in the desktop discrete graphics segment consistently decreased in the second quarter from 84 to 80%.

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