AMD retakes GPU sales Q2 2013
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BLEH!
Woohoo, go AMD 😀
DarkKnightDude
Why does Intel have majority again?
Darren Hodgson
@ DarkKnightDude - Because the vast majority of PCs in use are office machines or laptops that come with Intel graphics, that's why. Those users are not generally concerned with having dedicated graphics cards if they're just using Office or browsing the internet.
WhiteLightning
Moderator
intel are also the top 2 at steam
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eclap
didn't really expect this especially with gtx 7xx series launching in this period. Go AMD, good on you.
Undying
Well done AMD, sales will go up even more after new cards are released.
eclap
Undying
Loophole35
mR Yellow
Luv <3 AMD
yasamoka
*double post*
yasamoka
eclap
Veteran
Im not surprised with Nvidia's Piss taking prices.
Darkest
Good for AMD. I'm glad to see them finally catching a break.
Darren Hodgson
DesGaizu
Andrew LB
Keep in mind that a huge portion of AMD's sales this last quarter were inexpensive chips with tiny profit margins for Sony and Microsoft's upcoming consoles. What really matters here is making money because last I checked, AMD is still running in the red and has been for a very long time.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=amd&ql=1
Also, I came across this article which I highly recommend you guys read. http://organizationalphysics.com/2013/04/25/a-scathing-portrait-of-the-innovator-leadership-style-at-amd/
schmidtbag
I suppose AMD's Steamroller will make a big difference for them, especially with their APUs. If it's as good as it's supposed to be, AMD might start closing up the margin against intel.
I do find it rather sad that so many intel graphics chips are the most popular on steam. Its no wonder why PC gaming is so unpopular. I'm also surprised so many people own sandy bridge, ivy bridge, and haswell chips.
I wonder why Intel cares about making GPUs. Sure they get to charge a little bit extra, but their chips are overpriced anyway and I think including their GPUs is hurting the PC market more than helping. I don't see what intel ever gained when it came to making their own IGPs. Without a discrete solution, they were never obligated to supply graphics. They basically just pushed away companies that were never going to threaten their income in the first place, such as VIA or nvidia. Sure VIA makes x86 CPUs but they don't even stand a chance replacing AMD. AMD is the only company that would give intel an incentive to create IGPs, but that was only the case when they made their first APU.
Anarion
Honestly, NVIDIA made big mistake with 700 series. They shouldn't have released those.