Cpu Market Share In 2018, Amd And Intel 55

AMD officially released the Dragon processor in 2017, which has been sought after by DIY enthusiasts, and sales of AMD processors have also risen steadily.

For example, according to statistics from Mercury Research, the share of AMD desktop processor was 8% in 2016 and 12% at the end of 2017.

Now retailer Mindfactory has also published a processor data from home, naturally including Intel and AMD processors, from January 2018 to April, including the two generation of sharp dragon processors.

According to the relevant data, although the two generation Ryzen processor has only been selling for only half a month, it occupies 21% of the market share, and the first generation of sharp dragon is still favored by everyone.

The first generation of Summit Ridge is still the first choice for users because of price adjustment, followed by APU.

On the Intel side, the 7 generation of Kaby Lake began to decline gradually after the 8 generation. Despite the "squeezing toothpaste", the user's preference for new products is still good.

The most popular is the Intel eight generation core processor, followed by the seven generation of the last generation of core processors.

The total sales volume in 2018 shows that the sales of AMD products account for 47% and Intel is 53%, which means two processors are 55.

This situation was unthinkable before 2016. Last year, the four months of 8~11, AMD achieved the sales of anti super.
Although Coffee Lake is the main force, the 7 generation of the core is continuously suppressed by the AMD generation Ryzen and the 8 generation APU, or even the two generation Ryzen just listed.

In terms of models, Ryzen 7 2700X/Ryzen 5 2400G/Ryzen 51600 is the three most popular model in AMD, and i7-8700k/i5-8600K on Intel.

In terms of revenue, the sales volume is basically related to the sales volume of CPU. Because of the APU of the people close to AMD, the overall income gap is more obvious than that of Intel.