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Guru3D.com » News » 55% of gamers own an Nvidia GPU and 27% of them have an RTX model says JPR

55% of gamers own an Nvidia GPU and 27% of them have an RTX model says JPR

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/19/2020 10:51 AM | source: jonpeddie | 74 comment(s)
55% of gamers own an Nvidia GPU and 27% of them have an RTX  model says JPR

Analyst JPR has shared some insights of the video card market. JPR deems 55% of gamers own an Nvidia AIB card of which 27% are RTX. The results, however, are based on an extremely small subset of results based on a survey from wccftech, JPR has published and based these findings on 4.447 people who answered a survey.

The 4,447 people responded to a survey of 26 questions in October of last year. That resulted in in-to 143,264 conclusions as they mixed in demographic data from that one website. 41% of consumers own an AMD processor. The result set shows 55% of the end-users a Nvidia card. Of these, 61% have a pre-Turing model installed, and 27% have an RTX card. The remaining 12% uses a GTX 16 series GPU.

Other questions included whether the respondents were planning to renew their graphics card and processor, which manufacturer they trusted the most for their custom card, how much they are willing to spend on a product, remain unanswered. This 'survey and analysis' is a paid report, the market analyst does not release or shares any more answers (this is the model they base their business on).  Available as a report, report with the database, or the database only.

If you'd like to read up on the (4,447 people) results. You need to purchase the data, prices at John Peddy Research start at $5,000.00 for a single user report:

  

 

Questionable results from John Peddy Research?

Question is of course whether the participants in the survey are representative of the global group of gamers as a whole. Also, the number of entries is too small of a data-set, in our opinion, to be taken seriously for a JPR report. The result set is indicative of that one single website, nothing else. Perhaps JPR should consider to team up with a party like Steam for some real big-data based numbers next time as this certainly raises questions what other reports are based on statistically deficient data.

- JPR - 

A survey held in combined with the respondent’s demographic data produced 143,264 answers to critical consumer buying plans, market attitudes, and currently-owned equipment. The single largest response came from the U.S., followed by the U.K. Some of the results were surprising such as the large 41 percent installed base of AMD processors, plans to purchase Nvidia’s newest graphics add-in-board (AIB), and attitudes about pricing for motherboards, AIBs, virtual reality (VR), and head-mounted displays (HMDs).

This new Gamer's Buying Plans report is a 55-page report containing what PC gamers own and are planning to buy on a worldwide, regional, and country basis. It’s intended for OEMs, component suppliers, and partners. Consisting of two parts, the written report – including an executive summary, and the raw database of the survey will provide valuable insights.



55% of gamers own an Nvidia GPU and 27% of them have an RTX  model says JPR




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sverek



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#5752099 Posted on: 01/19/2020 11:11 AM
Novidia forcing RTX agenda is like M$ forcing Win10.

Mesab67
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#5752102 Posted on: 01/19/2020 11:14 AM
...and 99.99% of all respondents would instantly change their mind if the 'price-to-performance' was shown to be in favour of a competitor. The rest can't, 'cos they be sheep (flock getting bigger maybee). So, get the competition in, get the price right, get the message out. Now, if I was a respondent can I claim some of the profit made from my data?

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#5752110 Posted on: 01/19/2020 12:20 PM
Novidia forcing RTX agenda is like M$ forcing Win10.


More people would buy a RTX card if they were priced correctly.

When I purchased my last top of the top high end card years ago X1900XTX that was about $1000 AU, now top of the top is nearly $2000, it's just crazy.

warlord
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#5752114 Posted on: 01/19/2020 12:32 PM
Rtx is either gonna die or become universal. Let Nvidia be happy for two years. They've earned it. Remember PhysX? Relic of the exclusive's past.

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#5752119 Posted on: 01/19/2020 12:55 PM
More people would buy a RTX card is they were priced correctly.

When I purchased my last top of the top high end card years ago X1900XTX that was about $1000 AU, now top of the top is nearly $2000, it's just crazy.

Pretty much. All of the 1080 (Ti) owners who are sensible with their budget look at potential upgrades and see that the only upgrades are the 2080's or the 2080 Ti's, then look at the price and go: "Hell no...".

€ 800 is a lot, but I can muster it, but the 2080's don't offer enough of an increase in performance to justify it. The € 1200-1400 is just to much imo.

But AMD seriously needs to compete in the top segment again. You can see the prices taper of and become more sensible in the mid segment, because there's some competition there.

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