IT Home April 11 news, industry research and research agency JonPedie Research (JPR) expects that with the addition of Intel this year, the overall graphics potential market size will be further enlarged, and reach $52.2 billion in 2023.
Despite the recent slowdown in mining and the continuous decline in channel quotations, asus and MSI, the world's top two graphics card indicator brands, ASUS and MSI, have expressed their position not to look down on the graphics card market this year.
According to Jon Peddie Research, the global PC GPU market grew to 101 million in the fourth quarter of 2021 and PC CPU shipments fell -21% year-over-year.
Analysts believe that during the period 2020-2025, the overall GPU compound annual growth rate will reach 4.5%, and in the final year reached a base of 3.331 billion units installed. Over the next five years, the penetration of unique displays (dGPUs) in PCs will grow to 42%.
AMD's overall market share was said to have increased by 0.7% compared to the previous quarter, Intel's market share fell by 0.1%, and Nvidia's market share decreased by 0.60%.
Overall graphics shipments increased 0.8% from the previous quarter: AMD shipments increased 4.7%, Intel shipments increased 0.6%, and Nvidia shipments decreased -2.2%.
Over the past year, suppliers have consistently reported shortages of components, capacitors, substrates and other components. Even large companies are forced to segment the market.
JPR President Jon Peddie said, "Supply chain disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Intel's volume production difficulties have exacerbated supply chain problems, making forecasting extremely challenging. During this reporting period in late February, the world is facing unrest in Ukraine, as well as the continued mutation of the coronavirus, coupled with chaotic labor force and new workplace norms. The direction of the rest of the year is rather confusing and surprising. ”
IT Home has reported that the price of graphics cards on the market has recently seen a large-scale diving phenomenon, which also represents the end of the crazy price increase phenomenon of more than two years. However, at present, a large number of users are still indifferent to the price reduction of the latest RTX 30 series and RX6000 series graphics cards, so some merchants are complaining.
"CCTV: Graphics card prices plummeted across the board, some merchants sold a graphics card loss of more than 3,000 yuan"