The professional research organization JPR shared the latest graphics card market share statistics covering the first quarter of 2018.
Overall, GPU shipments increased 3.4% year-on-yearAmong them, the desktop graphics card has increased by 14%, and the notebook has decreased by 3%; due to the mining micro, the new AMD/NV card has not yet appeared. Shipments in the first quarter fell by 10% from the previous quarter. Which AMD fell 6%, NVIDIA fell 10%, Intel fell 11%.
Brand share, Intel fell, NVIDIA was stable, and AMD achieved a 15% increase. The main reason is that the workstation platforms have new products entering the market, and there is still room temperature for mining. Of course, careful analysis of this data shows that AMD’s actual shipments have fallen month-on-month, only because NV/Intel has fallen too low, so it is in terms of share. , AMD actually rose.
According to the report, in 2017, AIC/AIBs shipped a total of 3 million mining graphics, worth US$776 million. In the first quarter of this year, sales were 1.7 million.
Although there are some discrete requirements for mining, it is not the mainstream. The supply chain in Taiwan stated that The second quarter will be a new low for GPU shipments.
Taking into account that NVIDIA's new GeForce graphics card will debut in the third quarter / summer, when the GPU market will be significantly warmer.
