Nvidia financials show revenue up by nearly 50 per cent in Q1

[HEXUS]

Plus earnings per share up 126 per cent, and "broad growth across all platforms".

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[Platinum]

No surprise given the prices they are charging, the 10xx prices were insane, iirc the 980ti launched for £550 and the 1080 no Ti launched for over £700!

AMD get things sorted out in the high end please!

[scaryjim]

... iirc the 980ti launched for £550 and the 1080 no Ti launched for over £700! ...

Mostly the brexit effect. Launches prices were: 980 $549, 980 Ti $649, 1080 $599, 1080 Ti $699 - so yes, the tiers did go up, but only $50 per tier, and the 1080 at launch was cheaper than the 980 Ti. Except in the UK, where we collectively managed to wipe around 20% off the value of our currency in the intervening time, that is...

[Xlucine]

A 24% drop in gaming revenue is rather poor when AMD only had a 1% drop over the same period

[Sumanji]

A 24% drop in gaming revenue is rather poor when AMD only had a 1% drop over the same period

Different quarters dude...

[Xlucine]

Different quarters dude...

AMD is up to the 1st april, nvidia is up to the 30th. No difference, unless there's some big present based holiday in january that I've missed.

[Sumanji]

I think you're looking at Q4 '17 vs Q1 '18 ($1,348 vs. $1,027).

Those aren't comparable quarters; normally investors would look at year-on-year (i.e. Q1 vs. Q1), which is where the last column of +49% comes from ($1,027 vs. $687).

[Xlucine]

Yes, I am. AMD rode out from the christmas boom keeping turnover stable in the enthusiast segment, nvidia's gaming segment saw a 24% drop over essentially the same period.