For small partners who like to assemble computers by doing their own DIY, a good graphics card can really make themselves shine, because now many things are inseparable from the graphics card, the rendering of the loading scene characters of the picture needs to help the graphics card, and recently an authoritative company released a report, which shows that by 2021, the graphics card market shipment scale of NVIDIA and AMD partners has increased by more than 50 billion US dollars, and the annual shipment rate of the entire market is nearly 30%. In the report, it was also learned that more than 50 million discrete graphics cards were shipped in 2021.
In the past few years, because everyone gradually knows the importance of graphics cards, and with the rise of mining, so the demand for graphics cards suddenly soared, followed by a large premium of graphics cards, a graphics card can be sold to more than 10,000 prices, so it has indirectly led to the development of some graphics card sales industry.
High yields do not only come from the fact that the price of graphics cards has always been at a high level, but also the substantial increase in shipments is also an important factor that cannot be ignored. However, for many gamers, it seems that the surge in graphics card shipments is not felt, after all, for a long time, the shortage of graphics card supply has plagued the market. In addition to the graphics cards Nvidia and AMD also have a fairly good income in the GPU business.
In the report, we can know that the graphics card market shipment size reached 51.8 billion US dollars, with an annual growth rate of 29.5%, and NVIDIA occupies 77.2% of the market share in 2021, with an absolute market leadership position.
But next year, such a market share may be divided up a little, because Intel also officially announced that it will join the graphics card industry to get a piece of the pie, which may not have much impact on Nvidia in the short term, but Intel also has its own unique level of technology.
How it performs depends on whether Intel's products will be accepted by consumers next year.