Not the best quarter for graphics cards.
It's been a challenging couple of years for the GPU industry, with it hitting a not-so-great milestone recently: a new report fromYear-to-year, overall shipments on GPUs are down about 25%, which includes standalone GPUs as well as those shipped inside desktops and laptops. That's the biggest drop in GPU shipments since the 2009 recession.
"The third quarter is usually the high point of the year for the GPU and PC suppliers, said John Peddie, president of JPR."Even though the suppliers had guided down in Q2, the results came much below their expectations." On top of that, GPU attach rates are down 6% from last quarter, which means fewer people are buying systems that come with a discrete or integrated video card. The report notes that AMD's overall GPU market share fell 8.5% while Nvidia lost about 2% of its market share, with Intel going up 10%, taking its rivals' piece of the pie, presumably with its integrated GPUs. It's the only one of the big three with a positive increase in GPU shipments since Q2, with a rise of 4.7%.
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