Read more.That represents 38.74 per cent growth year-on-year, says the tech market researcher.
Read more.That represents 38.74 per cent growth year-on-year, says the tech market researcher.
Very very hard to believe
It would have been informative if some idea of where these 119mil had gone to.Scan etc have not been selling them.
The quantity of the GPU that were sold depends pretty much on cryptocurency price. I read about companies that bought 50 3070 this year because bitcoin was sky high, now I guess it is much less profitable.
Hopefully puts paid to any silly theories about them holding back. But as JPR note, it's driven by a huge increase in demand (i.e., miners, work-from-homers) which probably won't persist in the long run.
Last edited by kalniel; 08-06-2021 at 11:50 AM.
To both the above we are talking worldwide. We got the real short end of the stick, for many reasons including Brexit and we have had far far worse shortages than other places. My US buddies said stock was poor but no way near as bad as we had
Old puter - still good enuff till I save some pennies!
That's a lot of miners.
Yeah, working from home in lockdown probably had a hand in improving PC sales, though I bet laptop sales went through the roof for the same period.
Yeah so 118.5 million of those went straight to miners and scalpers
Quick question - Why are Intel even on the dGPU chart?
Last I heard, they haven't even released their rumoured/expected GPUs, so how are they even a factor in market share at this point?
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